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How to Approach Employees About Career Development – Engagedly

Engagedly

How to Approach Employees About Career Development A LinkedIn report suggests that 94% of employees surveyed feel that providing learning and career development opportunities encourages them to stay longer with the organization. The process aims at planning, preparing for, and advancing an employee’s career over time.

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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

Coaching future leaders Cultivating the next generation of leadership will be paramount to employers this year. Investing in career development In 2024, clients must have a genuine interest in their staff’s career development to maintain their talented workforces.

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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

For example, the company’s Project Oxygen analyzed massive amounts of internal data and determined what makes great managers, incorporating the findings into the company’s manager development programs and sharing their recommendations publicly.

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What is a (Good) Promotion Rate and How To Calculate It

Analytics in HR

Knowing how to calculate the promotion rate and benchmark your internal promotion rate against competitors allows businesses to understand how well they are promoting from within and pinpoint areas where promotion policies and practices could be improved. SHRM’s benchmarking report states that the average promotion rate is 6%.

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At Best Workplaces for Parents, Support From Managers Unlocks Generous Benefits

Great Place to Work

The United States remains the only wealthy nation in the world without a national policy for paid leave for parents. Working parents also want meaningful work, career development opportunities, and a network of caring and supportive colleagues. Benchmark the experience of your working parents with Certification™.

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How to Reduce Time to Hire: 10 Tips to Quickly Close Job Candidates

Extensis

According to the Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) new benchmark research , the average cost of recruitment is nearly $4,700 per hire. This is partly because potential candidates have more choices than ever and ask for more from employers, like flexible shifts, career development opportunities , personalized benefits, and more.

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How L&D Can Help Bridge Today’s Return-to-Office Chasm

Degreed

More and more companies are requiring their people return to shared, physical office spaces in an end to years of pandemic-fueled work-from-home policies. Another new survey found that 90% of businesses plan to implement return-to-office policies by the end of 2024. Professional development is in demand. The friction?