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How to capture institutional knowledge

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Institutional knowledge refers to the information that only one or a few employees have about your company’s operations or important relationships. Training happens, expectations are set, and procedures are introduced – but none of these things are written down. What is institutional knowledge? Everyone is busy.

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Want to offer support for caregivers of aging relatives? Read this

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The number of Americans ages 65 and older is projected to nearly double, from 52 million in 2018 to 95 million by 2060, according to Population Reference Bureau’s “ Fact Sheet: Aging in the United States.” Cross training. Download and read our complimentary magazine: The Insperity guide to employee retention.

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Support employment for people with disabilities: 5 inclusive hiring tips

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Ensure staff are trained regarding the ADA, its requirements and how to identify discrimination issues. Infrastructure changes and training will make it easier to recruit and hire employees with disabilities. Knowing how to sensitively refer to members of diverse groups, including people with disabilities, is key.

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New Technologies in Employee Training

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Modern technological innovations provide HR Managers with the opportunity to streamline employee training process and development, without compromising work productivity and output. It is no secret that several technologies have given HR the tools to provide a wide-ranging training experience for employees. Venture into Microlearning.

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9 creative and cost-effective employee training and development ideas

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Training and development initiatives are important because they help ensure your staff continually improves and keeps their skills current. Many companies have success offering educational programming during lunch – commonly referred to as a “lunch and learn.” They’re also a great way to boost employee retention.

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How to train your successor

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Do you know how to train your successor ? In a perfect world, you would have six months to a year to train your next-in-line before you move on to a new role or retire. Whenever you name your successor, it’s time to put a training plan into practice. Create a succession training plan. Goals for training.

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How HR can give your company’s employee retention strategy a boost

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Training and development To feel comfortable staying with a company for the long haul, employees want to know that they have a viable career path there, with opportunities for internal mobility and continual learning and development of their skills. For example: How do people work? How do colleagues interact with each other?