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10 of our favorite careers pages – and why we love them

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Company career pages should be more than just a shop window for open roles. They give employers the chance to promote their workplace, share images and videos of their offices and staff and describe any employee benefits they offer. A careers page is your way to “speak” to candidates before they’re even candidates.

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What is an employee incentive program: ideas and outcomes

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At their core, employee incentive programs are designed to recognize and reward employees’ contributions, thereby fostering a culture of appreciation, motivation, and loyalty. Extra vacation days: Rewarding employees with additional paid time off is a significant incentive that values their need for work-life balance.

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How to reduce new hire turnover

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Tip: Provide regular management training to help your leaders empower their teams. They haven’t been trained well. No matter how experienced new employees are, you need to train them on the job, including your procedures and ways of working. Give employees good reasons to stay. Offer meaningful perks and benefits.

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The great talent shift – and the need for leaders and L&D

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A 2021 Pew Research Study showed that 63% of the employees who left jobs that year pointed to a lack of advancement opportunities as a reason. In 2022, a McKinsey and Company study identified a lack of career development as the top reason for leaving a job. General training programs should flow from those learning objectives.

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Learning & development plans: value, impact, best practices

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A 2021 Pew Research Study showed that 63% of the employees who left jobs that year pointed to a lack of advancement opportunities as a reason. In 2022, a McKinsey and Company study identified a lack of career development as the top reason for leaving a job. General training programs should flow from those learning objectives.

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10 of our favorite careers pages – and why we love them

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Company career pages should be more than just a shop window for open roles. They give employers the chance to promote their workplace, share images and videos of their offices and staff and describe any employee benefits they offer. A careers page is your way to “speak” to candidates before they’re even candidates.

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What is HRIS? And why is it so important for your business?

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HRIS – or Human Resources Information System – is a software system primarily used by human resources professionals to store and manage employee data such as payroll, benefits, performance reviews, and training records. HRIS systems are designed to automate HR processes and streamline the management of employee information.