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Assessing Values in Online Technology Part 4

HR Examiner

This article and study was co-authored by Zachary Harper, Tejal Raval, Anum Malik, and Michael Kannisto. In part one in this series we revealed the abstract and methodology of the study and then the ten things we learned in part two. The breakdown of participants looks like: CHRO and Vice President of HR: 30%. Compensation.

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Think Your Employees Are Burned Out? It’s Not Just Your Imagination

HR Daily Advisor

A new study conducted by Kronos Incorporated and Future Workplace found 95% of Human Resource leaders admit employee burnout is sabotaging workforce retention—but there is no obvious solution on the horizon.

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Critical Retention Strategies: AI Identifies Dissatisfied Employees Before They Leave

Eightfold

It’s possible to offer to renegotiate the employee’s compensation or duties at this point, and many companies do. A study by Robert P. Why Renegotiation and Exit Interviews Aren’t Enough. Often, the first notice a company has that an employee will leave comes in the form of the employee’s resignation. Steel and Nestor K.

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Beyond Financial Wellness: Why Every CHRO Needs a Chief Payroll Officer

DailyPay

Beyond Financial Wellness: Why Every CHRO Needs a Chief Payroll Officer. Beyond Financial Wellness: Why Every CHRO Needs a Chief Payroll Officer. Good afternoon everyone and welcome to today’s webinar Beyond Financial Wellness: Why Every CHRO (Chief Human Resource Officer) Needs a Chief Payroll Officer. Webinar Series.

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