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The Language of Learning: The Importance of Multilingual Training

Netchex HR Blog

One of the most effective ways to support this diversity is through a multilingual learning management system (LMS), but what exactly is multilingual training, and how can it benefit your organization? It allows organizations to create, manage, and distribute training materials that cater to the language needs of their employees.

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8 strategies to navigate hiring top foreign-born talent

HRExecutive

American businesses depend on highly trained talent to remain competitive, particularly in sectors like technology and life sciences, where a workforce with the right skills is a strategic advantage. However, recent layoffs, government policy changes and visa fee increases have made navigating that course more complicated and expensive.

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Are your HR processes damaging employee engagement?

Cezanne

In summary: HR processes, policies and procedures directly affect employee engagement. Overly strict policies, ineffective performance management systems, and a lack of professional development opportunities are just some of the things that can make employees feel undervalued and demotivated.

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Employee Experience Strategy: Build Yours in 11 Steps

AIHR

The strategy takes into account the full employee lifecycle, from recruitment and onboarding to daily work experiences, career development, and offboarding. Employee experience focuses on what employees experience in all work-related matters, from company culture to career development.

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The Role Of Human Resources Director In Establishing Employee Engagement Policies

HR Management

Developing and executing employee engagement rules is a critical responsibility of an HR director. These policies may boost retention, job satisfaction, and productivity. This article explores the ways in which HR directors impact these policies and explains the importance of their participation.

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Employee value proposition in action: Compelling real-world examples

Business Management Daily

Their work ethic, experience, education, training, and skills add value to your business. Top talent with more specialized skills and training will expect more from their employers, such as higher salaries, more perks, and flexibility around remote work. But what do you give them in exchange?

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Employee demand is driving a surge in mental health benefits

HRExecutive

Instead of thinking about remote work as a casual perk, more companies are getting strategic by formalizing flexible schedules and acceptable working locations with company- or department-wide policies. A formal policy can quell some of that worry. Four-day workweeks are one example. Mental health days off.