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How To Create an Attendance Policy in 2023 (Includes Company Examples)

Analytics in HR

To keep employees accountable, HR should develop an employee attendance policy, also known as a time and attendance policy – a set of guidelines and rules to regulate employee attendance and punctuality. Contents What is an attendance policy? An attendance policy can help reduce costs by over $7.9

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SHRM Certification: You Can Get More Than 60

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To me, recertification is the most important part of the SHRM certification process because it reinforces a commitment to continuous learning about human resources competencies. It also includes programs held at local SHRM chapter meetings and reading HR books that have been pre-approved for credit. Listen to one podcast each week.

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Retool Your Healthcare Workforce Practices: Schedules, Time Tracking, Leave, Hiring, Onboarding

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If an employee needs time off, qualified employees should know right away that there is a shift open. The best schedules consider employee preferences, required certifications/licenses, and compliance rules. Make it easy to reassign shifts when employees need time off. Track all time. Enforceable schedules. Make it easy.

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5 Common HR Issues for Small Businesses and How to Solve Them

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Potential solutions: Modify managerial roles : Consider adjusting expectations for managers, strengthening your manager pipeline, and removing process hurdles to save them time and reduce their stress levels. Additionally, HR is constantly in flux: employment laws, top talent’s expectations, and workforce demographics change rapidly.

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7 Ways to Create an Effective Seasonal Hiring Strategy for Your Small Business

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Seasonal hiring is recruiting temporary workers to meet specific needs during peak times of the year. Typically, these jobs range from part-time to some full-time roles, lasting a few weeks to several months, excluding year-round positions. This approach not only saves time but also ensures compliance and organization.

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HRCI Recertification: 4 steps to maintaining your certification

Business Management Daily

You worked hard to pass a certification exam given by the HR Certification Institute (HRCI). Whether you are an aPHR relatively new to the human resources industry or a seasoned SPHR, HRCI requires ongoing continuing education and professional development beyond the initial certification. Explore recertification credit options.

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Professional Development: Strategies for Advancing Your Career

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By investing time and effort in professional development, you can improve your job performance, be more efficient while saving tons of time for yourself and your employer, increase your earning potential, and open up new career opportunities. It is an ongoing process that requires a commitment to lifelong learning.