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Does Your Company Culture Really Matter

ExactHire Recruiting

Company culture. In the work environment, company culture is the concept that can make or break a company. If a company’s culture supports communication and establishes a sense of trust among employees and management, the culture fosters an environment of growth and productivity. Such a small phrase with a big impact.

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How to Create a Startup Company Culture That Values Diversity and Inclusion

Viaduct

In this blog, we’ll share some startup-specific tips for cultivating an inclusive company culture that will help to attract and retain the top talent you need to keep your company thriving. 80 percent of survey respondents said they want to work for a company that values DEI issues. Basing raises and bonuses on performance and merit.

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The education solution: Address gender barriers as an employer

Workable

Case study: Working mothers in education. Only in the last hundred years have women’s rights truly begun to expand: to education and literacy, work, and voting rights. Black women with a bachelor’s degree only earn about 65% of what white men with the same education earn. Women as an undertapped resource. Part-time work.

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Work Culture is Making Americans Sick in the Stomach 

Recruiting Daily Advisor

We need to rethink corporate cultures in America because it is literally eating us from the inside out. A 2021 survey by Gallup reported that more than half of workers are feeling some type of stress on the job, while a more recent 2023 poll by the Robert Walters Group found that more than a third of workers felt that stress “very often”.

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5 Strategies for Attracting and Retaining Top Creative Talent

Recruiting Daily Advisor

A recent survey revealed that 60 percent of job seekers are looking for remote work opportunities, yet other stats show that less than 10 percent of job postings are offering remote or hybrid options. Provide and Promote Competitive Compensation If you want to have top talent come looking for you, you need to offer competitive compensation.

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The New Wave of Compensation Surveys: Addressing the Gender Pay Gap

HRsoft

For decades, compensation surveys have been the leading source where employers could go to learn about pay dynamics in the marketplace. Yet, until very recently, surveys have not included gender. This is likely due to the fact that our business landscape is characterized by a culture of legal risk aversion. Radford/Aon.

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Should Remote Compensation Be Based On Where Employees Live?

Eightfold

This has inevitably led organizations to question their pay scales; specifically, whether or not employee compensation should be based on the living expenses in the employees’ physical location. “To You cannot make such a big decision without closely examining the HR implications of a geography-based compensation policy.