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What is DEI Training?

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In the Elevating Equity, The Real Story of Diversity and Inclusion report, only 32% of companies mandate any form of DEI training for employees, and only 34% offer such training to managers. Current CDC estimates suggest that about 61 million Americans have a physical or mental disability.”

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8 Things Every Employee Rewards Program Should Include

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Danielle Little Director, Process Change, Peoplism Peoplism Variety of Reward Choices Think about rewards as a magazine display. Michael Morgan Managing Director, Medallion Partners Learning as a Reward A great employee rewards program absolutely needs learning and development rewards. “ Submit your answer here.

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7 ways to support employees during economic inflation

Insperity

Additionally, employees dealing with inflation-induced stress and anxiety can find mental health professionals via the EAP. When you communicate with employees about inflation, remind them of your EAP’s availability and diversity in services, as well as how they can access it. Engage top-priority employees.

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HR Business Partner (HRBP): What They Are and What They Do?

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Skills and Expertise As an HR Business Partner (HRBP), you will need a diverse set of skills and expertise to be successful. Once you have a clear understanding of the company culture, you can work with other stakeholders to create programs and initiatives that promote a positive employee experience.

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How to tackle wage growth and remain competitive in a tough market

Insperity

As you contemplate increasing employee pay or setting salaries for sought-after new hires, be careful to maintain pay equity within your organization. Pay equity means compensating employees in similar job functions with comparably equal pay, without regard to protected classes, such as gender, race or ethnicity. Employee recognition.

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How to tackle wage growth and remain competitive in a tough market

Insperity

As you contemplate increasing employee pay or setting salaries for sought-after new hires, be careful to maintain pay equity within your organization. Pay equity means compensating employees in similar job functions with comparably equal pay, without regard to protected classes, such as gender, race or ethnicity. Employee recognition.

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Combat unconscious bias in the workplace – 6 do’s and don’ts

Insperity

Create an environment in which all employees can gain access to resources that can aid them in their career progression, whether it’s: Training and development courses Reimbursement for continuing education Mentorships Opportunities to attend conferences or networking events. Most people want to be acknowledged when they perform well.

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