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No Time for Career Development? Think Again!

Julie Winkle Giulioni

Career development appears at the top of many lists. Unfortunately, they tend to be lists focused on what employees desperately want but are not getting from managers. As for managers, most appreciate the value of career development and really wish they could do it more frequently and more effectively.

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Employee Appreciation Tools to Strengthen Your Approach

Astron Solutions

Then, you potentially overlook some of the most critical factors in your organization’s success: your employees and the opportunity to recognize their contributions and achievements. Highly engaged workforces are 21% more profitable and 17% more productive than disengaged employees. Foster career development.

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Reflektive Customer Series: Driving Talent Management at Physicians Insurance

Reflektive

Case in point – Yelena Neuman, Human Resources Manager, has been at the organization for nine years, and the average employee tenure is over nine years as well. But building a culture around talent management did not happen overnight. We wanted to drive more frequent conversations around coaching and development opportunities.

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What do your employees want from a learning programme?

Cezanne

In addition, employees want to have recognition for their learning efforts, receive ongoing support and a personalised learning experience. Forward-thinking employers are increasingly recognising the importance of investing in learning and development programmes to upskill their workforce.

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Why employee retention is important in the construction industry

Homebase

Finding and keeping talented employees is an uphill battle for most hiring managers, regardless of the industry. You invest resources in hiring, training, and developing your workforce, only to see them walk out the door and into the arms of your competitors. The impact of seasonality on employee retention is clear.

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A warning for HR! 6 signs of a bad business reputation (and what to do about it)

Cezanne

Transforming a poor business image can be done by nurturing company cultures, employee advocacy. Top talent is picky, and a bad company reputation can leave you struggling to fill open positions all while watching employee turnover grow. Are there concerns about product quality, or is customer service lagging?

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12 Key Pillars of Employee Experience in the Workplace

Empuls

If employees are the heartbeat of a company, then experience is the blood that keeps the heart beating. The way you treat your employees, i.e., the experiences you provide them at each stage of their lifecycle can make or break your company. But what happens when the 'blood' turns rank or flow erratically?