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With an Economic Downturn Looming, Recruitment, Retention, and Employee Engagement Are More Challenging Than Ever 

Blu Ivy Group

Typically, in a more stable time, these economic anxieties go hand-in-hand with a cooling labour market, which signals recruitment professionals to breathe a collective sigh of relief. It’s just not about filling recruitment gaps; retention, employee engagement, productivity, and wellness have also been on a downward trajectory.

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3 Business-Critical Reasons to Invest in Strategic HR

15Five

In companies where HR is treated as a primarily administrative function, business goals like increasing sales, improving customer retention, and growing market share are rarely considered. Open enrollment still needs to happen, candidates need to be screened, and new hires must be oriented. Why is strategic HR important?

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10 Workforce Intelligence Cures for Improving Nurse Retention

Visier

Healthcare has long been a highly regulated industry with a diverse and specialized workforce — one that’s hard to hire and even harder to retain at the best of times. According to a survey by NSI Nursing Solutions, the average cost of turnover for a bedside RN ranges from $44,380 to $63,400. Senior RNs?

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People and Culture vs. HR: What’s the Difference?

AIHR

Feature Traditional HR People and Culture Focus Mostly transactional and administrative tasks include payroll, ensuring labor law compliance, and employee record maintenance. Creating a positive employee experience, fostering a strong company culture, and aligning people strategies with business objectives.

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Why Everyone Should Aim to Develop a High-Performance Culture

6Q

Read on to understand the value of a high-performance culture in the workplace. Company culture refers to an organisation’s behaviours, personalities, and values. Either by deliberate design or natural development, culture affects how your company functions and develops. Culture Fit. Shared Goals.

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Unlocking Your Company’s Potential: The Power of Employee Engagement Surveys

MP Wired For HR

By asking the right questions, organizations can gauge employee sentiment on various aspects of their roles, including job satisfaction, workload, career growth opportunities, and company culture. Building a High-Performance Culture Engaged employees are more likely to go above and beyond, driving innovation and productivity.

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Quiet quitting and quiet hiring: Master both for an energized workforce

HRExecutive

Quiet quitting and quiet hiring—two trends at opposite ends of what it takes to build an efficient, engaged, productive workforce. Advertisement - How can you effectively prevent quiet quitting while also leveraging quiet hiring? Quiet hiring is the practice of not using traditional job posts and public channels to recruit staff.