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A recent study provides us with some new insight. . Here are some highlights of what the study uncovered: More than three-quarters (78%) of survey participants said they had access to some form of developmental programs.
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A recent study conducted by Learnkit , revealed a strong correlation between effective training and onboarding and an employee’s level of engagement. Employee engagement is a term that’s been passed along for years now.
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The HR Certification Institute (HRCI) launched a study to answer the question of what HR Skills and which credential mean the most? The demand is on for a strategic human resources delivery in business, but can HR professionals "bring it?"
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A Case Study on Improving The Customer Experience (CX) at the Risk of The Employee Experience (EX). In this case study we examine how the Chicago Transit Authority sought to improve its Customer Experience while failing to focus on its Employee Experience.
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JUNE 10, 2016
The answer, according to two studies , is no. But what recent studies have found is that “ban the box” laws are actually hurting the odds of African-American and Hispanic men obtaining jobs — for those with and without criminal records. Two studies, similar results. Hiring & Recruiting In this week's e-newsletter ban the box research studiesThe law of unintended consequences strikes again. .
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It's always a little tough going back to work after a long holiday weekend, but a new study shows that your boss's attitude may make all the difference in your how you feel about work now and in the future. A related study finds that such positive leadership spills over into personal lives.
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That’s one of the alarming takeaways from healthcare administrator Alegeus’ recent “State of Denial” study. A number of the stats from the study point to a major employee healthcare problem that’s only getting worse.
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The study found the new or amended labor and employment requirements at the state and local levels posed a compliance challenge for 79% of employers.
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Contrary to popular belief, Millennials are as motivated by salary as their older coworkers, according to the Staples Advantage Workplace Index, a recent study of office workers in the United States and Canada, conducted by the business-to-business division of Staples, Inc.
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