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Assessing Values in Online Technology Part 4

HR Examiner

Compensation. Recruiting (Assessment). Full Spectrum. Allegis Global Solutions. Recruiting. 1,001-5,000. Practitioner. Workforce Planning. Recruiting. Practitioner. Recruiting. Talent Management. Recruiting (Sourcing). Fetcher.ai. Recruiting (Sourcing). Recruiting (Assessment). Glint (LinkedIn). Engagement. Recruiting (Bot). Greenhouse.

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STUDY: Less Negative Spillover of Paid Parental Leave than Hyped

HR Digest

The data was collected from 2001 to 2013. The actual cost to the employer is negligible, even if they have to hire a replacement, as the paid wages are adjusted in government compensation. It seems they tend to compensate for the loss of time.

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Part I - Malaise in the Employee Rewards: What’s Going On?

Compensation Cafe

Sales compensation has always been a different beast: it has different buyers and economic cycles than employee rewards, and sales incentives constantly evolve to meet new business needs. For contrast, let’s remember what I consider to be the Golden Age for employee rewards: the late 1980s to about 2001. disappeared.

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Case for Consistency: Treatment of Manager Prevents Dismissal of Age Bias Claim

HR Daily Advisor

GNC promoted him to store manager in 2001, and he remained in that position until his discharge in 2014. Throughout his employment with GNC, Bruce received numerous awards, including a “Sales Leader Award” and a “Certificate of Appreciation” for his sales performance in 2013.

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Learning and Development: A Comprehensive Guide

Digital HR Tech

Notably, McCauly (2013) notes in a since-deleted blog post that if formal training “accounts for only 10% of development, why do we need it?” A 2001 study by Hamilton & Cooper showed that this could be effective. Although commonly used, the model has been criticized in the academic literature. Outdoor management development (OMD).

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Retirement: The Unique Status of California’s Largest Employer

HR Daily Advisor

Alanis was an officer at UC Berkeley from 2001 through 2013. She was injured on duty in 2010, when she was in her 30s, and received a medical separation from employment in 2013. Connor was a police sergeant at UC Santa Barbara from 1980 through 1998. He was injured on duty in 1997.

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The Unofficial (and totally non-scientific) History of HR Blogging

Robin Schooling

There was lots of reminiscing about which HR bloggers were the entre-drugs (my phrase) into HR blog reading; Kris Dunn, Laurie Ruettimann, Neil Morrison, Lance Haun, Ann Bares (and the crew at Compensation Cafe), ERE and Recruiting Blogs made many a list. 2001 – Bonni Lile Titgemeyer starts the Employment Opportunities List.