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Exiting Employees: Gone Today, Here Tomorrow

SmartSearch

In a 2016 article published on SHRM.org, Stay in Touch with Former Employees; One Could Be Your Next Hire the author describes some of the dos and don’ts as to what companies can and should do to protect their brand image when employees leave an organization and further why there is value in keeping a line of communication open… in some instances.

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Older Professionals Often Face Discrimination at Work — Here's Why Your Company Should Change That

Linkedin Talent Blog

For example, if your idea of a perfect team-building exercise is a ropes course, don’t reconsider it because of the older members of your team. A 2016 survey found that workers aged 55+ use an average of five forms of tech a week — more than the 18-to-34 group — and only 24% said they find it stressful to use new tech.

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Evolution of a company retreat: from product updates to breaking bread

Workable

They were at it again the following year, in 2016, at Grecotel Cape Sounio a little over an hour south of Athens – with 103 people in tow. As the summit and its purpose grew and evolved, Nikos recognized other benefits to organizing a regular company retreat. “We There are other benefits to holding a company retreat.

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What Are the Most Important Onboarding Forms?

ExactHire Recruiting

In 2016, voluntary separations cost U.S. And you can save the scavenger hunts for team building exercises. Free Onboarding Checklist Are you ready to reap all the benefits of a well-organized onboarding process? These are the tasks that will improve your company’s employee retention rate and your new hires’ time-to-productivity.

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BUMPER EDITION: 11 Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off the New Month – 1st February 2016

Social Talent

This is because, when faced with similar applicant pools, managers who exercise more discretion (as measured by their likelihood of overruling job test recommendations) systematically end up with worse hires.”. Managers exercise discretion because they are biased or have poor judgement, not because they are better informed.”.

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2023’s Candidate Experience Trends, Explained

Uncubed

HR is overwhelmed , and there’s nothing wrong with automating work where you can, but employers should exercise caution when 1) using chatbots for candidate assessments, which can introduce bias and really turn off job seekers, and 2) for onboarding tasks, like collecting immigration and tax information , which introduces privacy vulnerability.

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Understanding the Impact Stress Has on the Workplace

Recruiting Daily Advisor

It can significantly impact employee productivity and retention. According to a 2016–2017 survey , 10% of respondents said they worked in a violent atmosphere due to workplace stress, and 42% said yelling and verbal abuse are common at work. Employee stress is gaining increasing attention—and for good reason. Extracurriculars.

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