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5 Hiring and Retention Strategies for Healthcare | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

The healthcare industry knows all too well how difficult it can be to find and retain excellent employees, especially since 2020. The industry was the second-hardest hit during the Great Resignation, behind only food service and hospitality. Healthcare isn’t an industry many people enter on a whim.

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Six Considerations When Evaluating Your Compensation Strategy

Tandem HR

Turnover rates vary significantly by industry. Both data points help determine if compensation is a factor in turnover and how you compare to industry averages. Likewise, an Employee Assistance Program is very affordable and, when utilized, helps maximize employee productivity. Analyze Turnover. turnover rate was 44.3%

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Recognizing People: A Recap of the WorkHuman Conference

Compensation Today

Sometimes you come home from an industry conference having learned a new thing or two, sometimes you meet new connections in the industry, sometimes you come back with a to-do list of ways to improve your organization. Globoforce , the company behind WorkHuman, is a recognition company so the topic featured fairly prominently.

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Top Employee Engagement Tools (Detailed Comparison)

Vantage Circle

Through effective lines of communication, it is very crucial for employers to make sure that employee feedback is taken seriously and identify the necessary action plans. Features of Employee Engagement Tools. Employee perks: Employee discounts. Employee Recognition. Peer to peer recognition.

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How Much Compensation Does it Take to Make Appreciation Unnecessary?

Compensation Cafe

Ramos references a Payscale survey showing “37 percent of employees earning less than $25,000 per year feel appreciated at work, while 67 percent of employees making more than $200,000 per year feel appreciated.”. Salary does make a difference and is part of how we know we are appreciated at work.

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Human Resources Assistant Job Description and Salary

Analytics in HR

On Payscale, the annual salary of HR Specialists in Chicago is $41,472 yearly , while their New York HR Assistant colleagues receive $46,404 yearly. Their expertise and feedback can help you refine your skills, learn industry best practices, and gain insights into the nuances of HR decision-making.

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Overcoming Pay "Perception Is Reality" with More Communication

Compensation Cafe

PayScale recently surveyed 71,000 employees on pay perceptions and intent to stay. I’ll conclude with this valuable piece of advice from PayScale: “[Managers] need to remember that how their employees feel about compensation matters just as much as what they’re actually being paid.”. How does this relate to compensation?