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The Effect of Inflation on Attracting and Retaining Talent

Broadleaf

When the national labor shortage is combined with the declining value of the dollar resulting from inflation, it becomes clear why expectations around employee compensation are changing. To put things in perspective, compensation is now lower than it was in December of 2019. Trading Economics sees compensation trending up 3.6

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Portugal

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Employers should be familiar with regulations regarding overtime, as any work beyond the standard hours is subject to additional compensation. Minimum Wage and Compensation Portugal sets a national minimum wage that employers must adhere to. Value Added Tax (VAT): Portugal applies a standard VAT rate of 23% on most goods and services.

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Using Purpose-Built Solutions to Tackle TA Challenges in the Manufacturing Sector

Jobvite

Let’s break down the state of jobs in manufacturing based on the latest data, look at the challenges of hiring that recruiters and HR decision makers face, and explore how the right solutions can support larger manufacturing enterprises in streamlining their talent acquisition activities.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in the Netherlands

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Any hours worked beyond this are considered overtime, and specific regulations govern its compensation. Employers must be aware of these rules to prevent issues related to employee burnout, ensure fair compensation, and maintain a healthy work-life balance, which is highly valued in Dutch culture. Why Hiring Talents in the Netherlands?

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Broadleaf’s Top Blogs of 2023

Broadleaf

With 66 percent of employees experiencing burnout, and nearly 40 percent working extra hours without compensation, leaders must address these negative effects now to combat further employee attrition and understaffing in 2024. Related: Emotionally Intelligent Leadership and Employee Retention What is MSP?

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Tackling Total Rewards: A System for Communicating Employee Benefits

ClearCompany Recruiting

Some companies take time annually to send their employees a “statement” that delineates these tangible rewards like: tuition reimbursement, PTO, cell phone allowance, alongside their actual compensation. Compensation: Fixed or Base Pay. Required or mandated(FMLA, workers’ compensation, unemployment benefits). Overtime Pay.

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Frontline Worker Trends in 2023

Broadleaf

Types of frontline workers include health care, education, child care, food and goods, transportation, and utilities. ” Compensation encompasses more than salary and an employer can stand out from competitors by offering signing and retention bonuses, unique benefits, and perks. .”

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