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Cultural Competence in the Workplace: What Employees Need to Know

Zenefits

Cultural competence in the workplace is the willingness and ability to embrace diversity and appreciate the differences in people. Organizations achieving cultural competency better position themselves as great places to work, setting the table for success. Benefits of strong cultural competence. Low retention rates.

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The ROI of Employee Wellness Challenges: Boosting Engagement and Retention

Hppy

For HR Managers, Chief Talent Managers, and Chief Happiness Officers, employee engagement and retention are top-of-mind concerns. But did you know that wellness challenges are an underutilized strategy with high ROI for boosting engagement, wellness, and talent retention?

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How to Develop a Staffing Planning (With Staffing Plan Example)  

Analytics in HR

It highlights the roles needed in each business unit, the required skills and competencies, succession planning, staffing budget, and ongoing development. How to develop a staffing planning Conducting staffing planning is a strategic exercise that gives you the insights and data you need to create an effective staffing plan.

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Workforce Planning Model: Process, Benefits, Elements & Examples

HR Lineup

Internal Analysis: Organizations then delve into an internal analysis, assessing their current workforce, skills, and competencies. This includes predicting retirements, turnover rates, expansion plans, and changes in skill requirements. Understanding the external factors provides a foundation for predicting future workforce demands.

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Employee Engagement and Retention – Are They Connected?

Terryberry

Employee engagement and retention are frequently associated with each other. During the Great Resignation , organizations began to take an in-depth look at their engagement, retention, and recruitment strategies. Companies should focus on driving performance and retention through employee engagement.

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Measuring ROI on HRIS Implementation: A Comprehensive Guide to Assessing Value

EmployeeConnect

Reduced Turnover Costs: Assess the impact of HRIS on employee retention. Lower turnover rates result in reduced recruitment, onboarding, and training costs. Onboarding Success: Evaluate the impact on employee onboarding, considering factors like time-to-productivity and first-year retention rates.

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What is Skills-First Hiring?

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Defining Skills-First Hiring Skills-First Hiring, as the name suggests, is an approach to recruitment that places primary emphasis on an individual’s skills, competencies, and aptitudes rather than relying solely on conventional markers such as academic degrees or work experience.