Compensation Culture Document Retention 
ApplicantStack
MARCH 12, 2024
Employee retention is a concern in companies of all sizes, but for small businesses, it’s especially vital to avoid costly disruptions. More than just offering a bonus or a perk here or there, employee retention practices start with the first job posting and go well beyond the interviews and job offers.
ExactHire Recruiting
MARCH 23, 2017
Employee retention was considered a top challenge by only 13% of those surveyed. The survey also showed that only 16% of nonprofits have a plan for employee retention. If nearly 1 in 5 nonprofit employees voluntarily leaves his or her job each year, then it is safe to say that nonprofits face a big challenge with employee retention.
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Recruiting Daily
APRIL 7, 2022
With fairness and equity being the defining issues this year, clear compensation communication is a must. Although employers may come up with impressive compensation plans, they often handle the communication poorly. An employee’s perception of their compensation significantly impacts engagement and performance.
ApplicantStack
JULY 17, 2023
Managing onboarding documents isn’t always straightforward. But, if your onboarding document management isn’t seamless and intuitive, it can cause inefficiencies and delays down the line. But, if your onboarding document management isn’t seamless and intuitive, it can cause inefficiencies and delays down the line.
ApplicantStack
APRIL 19, 2024
Along with education and experience requirements, compensation immediately determines if someone will apply for the job or move on to the next one. Salary transparency is the act of openly discussing wages in job postings, in interviews, and as a part of company culture. Some prefer to present a large salary range in the job listing.
Workable
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
An employee volunteering policy should include: Types of supported volunteer activities Time-off and compensation policies Eligibility and participation Liability and risk management What is a corporate volunteer policy? Step 4: Detail time-off and compensation Explain the company’s stance on time off for volunteer activities.
PowerToFly
JANUARY 11, 2023
According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. It was 10 times as powerful in predicting attrition in a company as salary or compensation. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. Why is it important?
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