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Employees Want Better Benefits, Study Shows They're Willing to Leave Current Job for Better Retirement Options

Guideline

One of the top reasons small business employees leave jobs is to get access to better benefits and retirement options, according to a new study by Zenefits. Studying the “why employees are leaving” list could offer insights for ways to keep your business both competitive in recruitment and poised for long-term staffing success.

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Strategic workforce planning: why and how to begin

Insperity

Many companies discuss staffing when it’s time to establish annual goals and set a budget. But this staffing practice is shortsighted for two main reasons: The focus is usually short-term (one year or less). Staffing plans are still needed but are only one piece of a broader strategic workforce plan.

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The big boom: The ABCs of preparing your company for the exodus of retiring baby boomers

Rehmann

As featured in Jackson Magazine. is on the brink of an inevitable employment crisis: the Baby Boomer generation – comprising nearly 75 million Americans – has begun to retire in large numbers. In 2010, the percentage of retired baby boomers was 10 percent; that figure has nearly doubled today. Staffing agencies can also help.

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A New Management Mindset: 6 Keys for Greater Staffing Stability

HR Daily Advisor

How many people in your organization have been there 10+ years, are deep-rooted and likely aren’t going anywhere until retirement? And find new staffing milestones worth rewarding—not the traditional model of 5- and 10-year pins. So should you be making your staffing structure, scheduling or other decisions based on seniority?

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How to capture institutional knowledge

Insperity

However, when a well-tenured person does retire or resign, a substantial reserve of company-specific insights may be lost. Succession plans not only acknowledge who may be retiring soon, but they also create a plan for retaining the knowledge that’s needed to keep an organization running smoothly through leadership and staffing changes.

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5 steps to kick-start your succession plan via your org chart

Insperity

It helps you make staffing decisions that spur growth, including those involved with succession planning. Your organizational chart should be refreshed any time there is a staffing change. Now, think ahead to the future: Are any employees in your most influential roles nearing retirement ? Why you need an organizational chart.

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

Insperity

This may pose a challenge for businesses in terms of staffing and productivity. These include: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 The Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act The Pregnancy Discrimination Act The Equal Pay Act The Employee Retirement Income Security Act. But it also presents an opportunity.