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“Allow salary information to be shared” with Shanna Hocking and Candice Georgiadis

Thrive Global

She previously worked in development at The University of Alabama, Duke University, and the Jewish Theological Seminary. Shanna frequently speaks, writes, and serves as a podcast guest on the topics of leadership, fundraising and career development. I have been privileged to meet many wonderful people, including celebrities.

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How to Invest in ALL Employees, Not Just #Millennials

UpstartHR

This article is all about how to meet the varying needs of a diverse workforce. . This understanding is a key reason, according to CFO Magazine, why 80 percent of U.S. Coaching and leadership development are critical for these individuals. Meeting the Needs of a Diverse Workforce. Millennials.

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How to create a continuous learning culture in your workplace

Insperity

Describe your expectations and employee responsibilities for meeting them in a separate training and continuing education policy, or as part of a promotion policy , within your employee handbook. Periodically check in with employees about their career development goals. Be a good coach to support and encourage them.

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Tips for WorkLife Blending [VIDEO]

Inpower Coaching

Last month, I moderated a great video discussion with Anne Loehr , leadership consultant, and Jasmine Watts, Editor of Miss Millenia Magazine about the reality of worklife blending across generations. Tips for managing worklife blending: communicate, let go of guilt, meet your deadlines, master your calendar. InPower Editors.

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Justina Nixon-Saintil: “Education programs will adapt to meet targeted needs”

Thrive Global

Education programs will adapt to meet targeted needs: As a global community, we are beginning to understand that we cannot take a “one size fits all approach” with education. based on the stage of their careers or additional differentiators. But future workers are not always concerned that automation will replace their jobs?—?in

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Don’t overlook your leaders: Why taking care of middle management matters

Insperity

To counteract this perception: Encourage managers to have regular one-on-one meetings with their manager above them. Once you understand a manager’s overall goals, work with them to put together a career development plan. This is an excellent opportunity to discuss challenges in an honest, straightforward way and feel heard.

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7 ways to support employees during economic inflation

Insperity

Examples: Career development opportunities Additional training Employee recognition programs. Training and development has the added benefit of making employees more valuable to their employer as well.