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4 Ways Compensation Affects Employee Performance

JazzHR

It’s no surprise that compensation is very important to employees. Here are four ways compensation affects employee performance: 1. Compensation is directly tied to retention, because everyone is fiercely competing for top performers. As the job market continues to tighten, they may have to exercise this option.

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High-Demand Jobs for College Graduates: A Guide to Finding Your Path

AkkenCloud

According to a report by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, the job outlook for the Class of 2021 is more positive than it was for the Class of 2020 but still falls short of pre-pandemic levels. The report found that employers plan to hire 7.2% more college graduates than they did the previous year.

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5 Reasons to Consider Implementing Flextime

ClearCompany Recruiting

36% reported poor productivity. This is potentially more damaging than absenteeism because the employee who has come to work, will receive compensation, but will not be producing the work that’s expected. If they choose their job over other responsibilities, there will undoubtedly be some resentment and disengagement as a result.

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How to Celebrate Global Wellness Day at Work

Achievers - Recruiting

Also, of employers offering wellness programs, 67 percent reported increased employee satisfaction, 66 percent reported increased productivity, 63 percent reported increased financial sustainability and growth, and 50 percent reported decreased absenteeism. Options are endless. Need a virtual solution?

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Unconventional Goldmine: Tapping into Unrelated Industries to Boost Your Organization’s Talent Pool

Contract Recruiter

According to a LinkedIn report, 57% of leaders say soft skills are more important than hard skills, proving their immense value in the modern workplace. This exercise can help you create a comprehensive skills matrix that serves as the foundation for your cross-industry recruiting strategy.

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If Employees Are Stiff and Stressed, Exercise at Work Can Help

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Despite that advice, many people say jobs and other demands keep them from getting the exercise they know they need. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that on average, Americans working full-time spend more than one-third of their day five days a week at work. Schedule time to exercise daily.

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The Background Check Dilemma

The Staffing Stream

Background checks are fraught with risk and employers face injury and discrimination claims, as well as class actions for technical violations under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. An employer’s actions (or inactions) will always be judged in hindsight, and jurors will look for just about any reason to compensate a sympathetic victim.