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Faces of HR: Allison Allen on the Transformative Power of HR Analytics and Data

Recruiting Daily Advisor

I’ve done campus and experienced hire recruiting, been an HR generalist and worked in organizational development, including transformation, succession planning and compensation. After a college internship with Southwest Airlines, I graduated with the intention of pursuing a career in public relations and communication.

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What Is An Employer of Choice (and How To Become One)

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Trader Joe’s, Southwest Airlines, Google, and Marriott come to mind as a few examples. Yet each of them could be described as an employer of choice—a term for companies that are able to hire and retain superior talent through a fantastic culture, attractive benefits and a reputation for high levels of employee satisfaction.

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What Are the Top Companies to Work for in 2016?

Indeed

After all, with the baby boomers retiring and millennials replacing them as the largest demographic in the workplace, we are witnessing an unprecedented generational and cultural shift. As a result, the question of how to motivate and inspire the changing workforce is central to the future of talent attraction and retention.

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What Is An Employer of Choice (and How To Become One)

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Trader Joe’s, Southwest Airlines, Google, and Marriott come to mind as a few examples. Yet each of them could be described as an employer of choice—a term for companies that are able to hire and retain superior talent through a fantastic culture, attractive benefits and a reputation for high levels of employee satisfaction.

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What Is An Employer of Choice (and How To Become One)

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Trader Joe’s, Southwest Airlines, Google, and Marriott come to mind as a few examples. Yet each of them could be described as an employer of choice—a term for companies that are able to hire and retain superior talent through a fantastic culture, attractive benefits and a reputation for high levels of employee satisfaction.

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Non-Monetary Incentives that BOOST Employees’ Morale

Recruiting Blogs

We also talk about how to start a non-monetary incentive program to boost employee morale in your company and positively impact employee retention. As these incentives do not involve financial compensation it is important that they appeal to intrinsic needs, like feeling respected, valued, appreciated, and fulfilled at work.

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Don’t Speak: Why It’s Time To Finally Shut Up About Employee Engagement, Already.

Recruiting Daily

The fact that we can’t even come to a consensus on how to define “employee engagement” seems to be a pretty obvious problem that’s preempting our profession from actually moving the needle on this critical recruiting and retention challenge. Push and Shove. Dolla dolla bills, y’all.