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Do Your Employees Know Your Company Goals and Values? It’s More Important Than You Think

Ceridian

Consider learning opportunities tied to career growth. From a career pathing standpoint, learning and career development are closely linked. Link courses and training to performance management plans, and help employees understand how learning opportunities align with their career objectives.

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How to embed a learning culture within your organization

Ceridian

Link courses and plans to onboarding requirements for new hires. This could range from cultural training (are your new hires clear on business goals and company values?) to job-based training. From a career pathing standpoint, learning and career development are inseparable.

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How to set up your millennial talent for future success

Ceridian

Training is key to giving young employees the tools they need to succeed. So this is where management should start, in terms of developing onboarding & training programs. . Of course, these talents are among the most difficult to teach. One way to work on critical thinking is gamified training.

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What Is a Flight Risk Employee and How to Spot the Signs

Analytics in HR

According to Ceridian’s 2022 Pulse of Talent survey data, 61% of employees globally are a flight risk, with 38% open to the right opportunity and 23% actively looking for a new role. Once you’ve determined flight risk employees, the final step is to decide on the correct course of action.

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Learning and Development

Analytics in HR

Activities that encourage development include leadership training, mentoring, coaching, job shadowing, and stretch assignments. Development is typically something an employee chooses to do rather than being required to. What is the difference between learning and training? Why is learning and development important?