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7 Things Every L&D Leader Can Learn From David Bowie
Grovo HR
JANUARY 12, 2016
In a New York Times interview from 2002, Bowie gleefully predicted that within 10 years music would become a free-flowing utility, “like running water or electricity.” David Bowie is gone. It chills me just to type. He was so…not human. How could he be dead? Facing the strange indeed. He took chances, stuck up for what he believed in, and pursued his own ideas about what great work could be.
Celebrate the 25th Birthday of Employee Engagement
Grovo HR
DECEMBER 1, 2015
Showing the Business Impact: Harter, Schmidt, & Hayes, 2002 ( link ). An idea as powerful as employee engagement seems like it should have been around forever. Businesses have always employed people, after all, and people have always done their best work when they’ve cared about the outcome of their efforts. Actually, employee engagement is a fairly young idea. In need of engagement.
HR-FISH!
Nobscot
AUGUST 28, 2002
I''m a sucker for anything motivational. Give me a good book about how you can achieve anything you desire and I immediately begin to write down my goals and dreams. Listen to someone talk about how you have to love your job and I pat myself on the back for having always loved what I have done. That''s why the current generation of workers frustrates me when they seem to be so anti-motivation
The Negative Effects of Losing Employees' Trust
Nobscot
SEPTEMBER 24, 2002
Interesting little piece in the Harvard Business Review (Sept 2002) titled The High Cost of Lost Trust. The author and his colleague set out to discover what affects might occur when employees believe there is a disconnect between what their Managers say and what their Managers do. In other words, if the Managers don''t "Walk the Talk" does the effect on employees negatively impact business.
In the Who's Minding Your Payroll Department.
Nobscot
SEPTEMBER 28, 2002
Did you catch this one? "A US public school teacher''s pay was enough to make Bill Gates or Donald Trump envious. Thanks to a computer glitch, the Detroit teacher was paid $7.9 million before taxes for 18 minutes of work.The teacher, who wasn''t identified, received $4,015,624.80 after taxes. Someone alerted the school district earlier this month, and the money was returned after six days, chief
Follow Up on the Business Integrity Question
Nobscot
SEPTEMBER 27, 2002
I mentioned a couple of days ago that I was going to email the author of the Harvard Business Review article about Managerial Integrity and its effects on employee morale and business performance. See the post from Sept. One of the questions that I asked Dr. Simons was ".In conducting the survey for Manager Integrity, were you able to control for other Managerial mishaps? In other words
I'm sick and tired of HR getting F#%ked
Nobscot
SEPTEMBER 26, 2002
That''s right. certain website that goes by that illustrious name has been feeding off of stolen HR memos, documents and emails. The stolen information is always company confidential and includes detailed information on HR issues such as upcoming RIFs, new Diversity initiatives,employee benefits information and salary freezes. Each of these HR documents are published, held up for ridicule by a
Nobscot - Untitled Article
Nobscot
AUGUST 23, 2002
Welcome to Nobscot''s Weblog. This is where you''ll find random musings on Human Resources, employee retention and other miscellaneous tidbits from Nobscot Corporation''s CEO Beth N. Carvin. Here''s a link to more information on Nobscot''s award-winning Exit Interview Management System
Nobscot - Untitled Article
Nobscot
AUGUST 23, 2002
If you would like to blog with me, send me an email at [email protected]. I''ll send you back an invitation and you can join in and post to the Nobscot Blog
The Huge Importance of Mentors in Developing Top Talent
TLNT: The Business of HR
JANUARY 14, 2015
Created in 2002 by the Harvard School of Public Health and The National Mentoring Partnership, National Mentoring Month is dedicated to raising awareness of mentoring, recruiting mentors for young people, and promoting mentorship within organizations. more…).
Dice Report: Turnover High in Tech
Dice
DECEMBER 1, 2015
Total quits in the category in the first three quarters of 2015 averaged 508,200, the highest since 2002 and a nine percent increase compared to the same period in 2014. Attrition is a costly problem for businesses. When tech professionals leave, the cost of finding, hiring and training team members can deeply impact a business’ bottom line. Dice’s recent survey of over 1,600 U.S.-based
Use Taleo? Your System May Be at Risk. Let HRchitect Help.
HRchitect
NOVEMBER 9, 2015
Since 2002, our team has completed hundreds of successful Taleo implementation, optimization, and upgrade projects across the entire spectrum of Taleo products (Recruit, Onboard, Perform and Learn) for both Enterprise and Business Edition. Just a small sampling of the hundreds of Taleo clients we have worked with since 2002 include: American Career College. HRchitect, the leading HCM systems consulting firm, knows your Taleo system better than anybody and is considered the “go-to” firm for all things Taleo. Do you use custom reports? Do you use Onboarding? Autodesk.
Voluntary Quits Stayed Strong in January
Dice
MARCH 18, 2016
It’s worth noting that turnover in December was at its highest level since tracking began in 2002. How many tech professionals quit their jobs in January? According to new Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) data from the U.S. As indicated by Dice’s most recent Salary Survey , jumping jobs is also a good way for employees to rapidly boost their wages.
Legislative Alert - Friday, October 21st, 2016: Study Finds Mature Employees Good for Business [Video + Transcript]
EBI
OCTOBER 21, 2016
The number of over-50 workers has increased since 2002 and they are expected to be 35 percent of the workforce by 2022. Screening News. The Value of Hiring more Mature Employees. Could Yahoo Kill Privacy Shield? CFPB Structure Unconstitutional? Judge Finds for Giant Bank over Background Checks. 1:26. 1:26. Facebook. Twitter. Embed. Speed. Quality. 1080p. 1080p. About Wistia. 0:21. message.
Recognition Fun at the 'ville - Recognizing the Silent Ninja
RecogNation
APRIL 27, 2015
Melissa who has been here since 2002, who does a lot to keep this ship running, was his target in this recognition moment. Recognition from one Baudville veteran to another = Priceless. We caught Bruce, our Director of CRM, in recognition action! Employee Recognition
OSHA's new Whistleblower Investigations Manual creates a huge burden for employers
Ohio Employer's Law
AUGUST 25, 2016
Image via Lifehack.org [link]. We typically think of OSHA in terms of workplace safety. Safety, however, is only a small part of what OSHA does. Ford Aviation Investment and Reform Act of the 21st Century (really, that’s a thing). For most of those OSHA-enforced anti-retaliation statutes, OSHA has made employers’ anti-retaliation compliance a whole lot more difficult. And you know what?
Support, Collaboration and Caring
Great Place to Work
JUNE 17, 2015
This is an improvement of five percentage points since 2013 and the greatest increase in the number of employees satisfied with their current job since SHRM began administering this survey in 2002. Respect as a Key Component of a Great Workplace The Society of Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) recently-released 2015 Employee Job Satisfaction and Engagement Survey has some great nuggets of data to take away, including that in 2014, 86% of U.S. employees reported overall satisfaction with their current job. Blogs
COSO 2013 - Lessons from the Transition and Next Steps
APQC
APRIL 23, 2015
Implementing the updated Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) Internal Controls – Integrated Framework has been an important endeavor for many organizations in their efforts to comply with Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX). Based on SEC filings in 2015, a strong majority of issuers have completed the transition from the 1992 version to the 2013 version. During this webinar, Protiviti''s Jim DeLoach, Managing Director in Houston, and Keith Kawashima, Managing Director in Silicon Valley, addressed: read more. Manage enterprise risk 8.0
Concerned about Retention? The Potential for a Resume Tsunami
Technology for Talent
SEPTEMBER 15, 2016
In February of 2002, in the middle of the recession that followed 9/11, I wrote a paper for grad school where I predicted that there would be a “resume tsunami” after the recession ended—where downsizing survivors would leave their employers as soon as they could because they had been treated so poorly. Voluntary Turnover (Quits) vs. Unemployment Rate 2001-2016.
California Work-Related Injury and Illness Rate is Lowest in 13 Years
HRWatchdog
DECEMBER 1, 2015
The Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) released California’s 2014 Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illness, showing work-related injuries remain at their lowest level since 2002. Cal/OSHA uses the survey data to “refine and strengthen workplace safety and health regulations.”. The largest injury category involving days away from work are sprains, strains and tears. Katie Culliton.
Demographics on Aging HR professionals should know
OmegaHR Solutions
MARCH 21, 2016
In 2002, 25 percent of all workers were 50-plus. Older workers are going to be around much longer than people think. The knowledgeable HR professional needs to be aware of a variety of demographic facts. Here is a set of facts from The Herman Trend Report that I thought were very telling. As medicine and technology advance, the average lifespan is increasing all over the world. By 2040, 1.3
National High Five Day Scavenger Hunt
RecogNation
APRIL 21, 2016
Since the olden days (of 2002), National High Five Day has been a hallmark of April. National High Five Day is Thursday, April 21! It's the sole reason many of us look forward to the month. It has a completely real website , fyi. This year, we plan to celebrate by doing a scavenger hunt! So wash your hands, put on a big smile, and let's get started! with both hands, a.k.a. via GIPHY.
What Winning at Wellness Looks Like
HRE's The Leader Board
APRIL 27, 2016
Chamber, the findings demonstrated that, from the years 2002 to 2008, “Johnson & Johnson experienced a 3.7 Curious to see what makes for a top-notch wellness program? I’ll assume you said yes, which means you might want to take a peek at the new U.S. Chamber of Commerce Winning with Wellness report. Is there a history of workplace wellness programs? If so, what are some lessons learned?
Overcoming the Manager Divide: How HR can Accelerate the Path to Gender Pay Equity
Visier
JUNE 21, 2016
This was increased to two months in 2002.) Over the past few months, I had the privilege of taking part in a ground-breaking research project. It leveraged the Visier Insights database — a workforce database unmatched in the world in its breadth and depth, which allowed us to examine gender equity like never before. Here’s what we found. The Manager Divide: A New Finding to Watch.
Sustainable Change Impacts Tuition Assistance Programs
Edcor
FEBRUARY 22, 2016
The number of associate degrees earned has doubled since 2002. The word sustainable applies to everything from agriculture to zoos. The idea of maintaining and preserving informs practices in every facet of our lives. The concept of “sustainable change” presents a challenge for continued growth and redefinition, especially when it is applied to higher education. We can do better.”
Hire Success: Reporting from the SmartRecruiters 2016 User Conference #Hire16
Talent Acquisition Today
APRIL 26, 2016
Another great example is found in the conversation I had this morning with a hiring leader at Atlassian , a global software company founded in Sydney in 2002. If the applicant tracking system, the core piece of recruiting technology for many organizations, is so despised, then why is it also so prevalent? There are a few answers to that question. The first is to acknowledge reality.
Spotlight on: The Deep
Jelf
JUNE 29, 2015
million visitors since opening in 2002. How has The Deep changed since its opening in 2002? Located in Hull, The Deep is an award-winning aquarium home to 3,500 fish including green sawfish, spectacular sharks, rays and a colony of Gentoo penguins. It is now deemed to be the most commercially successful Millennium Commission Lottery-funded project and has welcomed over 5.5
Noncompete clauses pose issues for human resources
Sage HRMS
OCTOBER 7, 2015
The percentage of lawsuits involving the breach rose by 61 percent from 2002 to 2012, according to research law firm Beck Reed Riden LLP did for the newspaper. Human resources should be aware and wary of job candidates still under noncompete clauses. According to HRMorning.com, hiring someone still under one or not asking during the interview process could cost a company millions.
Specialization is a Journey, Not a Destination
QAspire
MARCH 10, 2015
Let me share a story of my friend who was laid off in the 2002 dot com bust. Specialization is for insects.”. He worked on a technology that was on its way to obscurity. After he was asked to leave, my friend walks up to his boss and talks about what organization needed then. Boss talked about a customer who wanted people who could work on a shiny new programming language.
Building a Better Hiring Algorithm
Dice
AUGUST 29, 2016
Infor Talent Science has been in the hiring business since 2002. To handle the daily flood of résumés, corporate HR relies on keywords to separate the proverbial wheat from the chaff (and keep the chaff, if you believe the critics). Are companies surrendering a competitive advantage by overlooking the not-so-obvious candidates? Are they finding the right people? They really don’t care.”
HR’s Not Dead, It’s Just Changing Names
HRE's The Leader Board
JUNE 10, 2015
On the first page of results alone, you’ll find articles declaring HR’s downfall—or calling for the human resource function to be dismantled—dating from 2002 all the way up to just a few hours ago. A quick Google search of the phrase “human resources is dead” brings back approximately 27,800,000 results. In fact, human resources isn’t even really dead, he says. Anne Byerlein at Yum!
I’ll Be There for You: What “Friends” Taught Us About Salary Negotiations
Compensation Today
NOVEMBER 12, 2015
When our favorite friends walked out of Central Park and into the network’s offices in 2002, their demand for higher pay for all was as unheard of as moving from New York to Yemen. By 2002 with 8 seasons complete, Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Monica, Joey and Phoebe were household names. The demand turned heads in the entertainment industry. They were our lobsters.
Quenching a Huge Thirst for Workplace Learning
Workday
DECEMBER 2, 2015
In a 2002 interview about the future of the music industry, David Bowie told a New York Times reporter that ”Music itself is going to become like running water.” ” Bowie’s prediction came true: We’re now able to instantly stream almost any song at any time, just as easily as we turn on the tap. But the content revolution didn’t stop with music.
MIKE RYAN NAMED TO HRO TODAY’S NORTH AMERICAN ADVISORY BOARD
Madison
DECEMBER 3, 2015
Shaping how the industry has evolved since 2002, HRO Today delivers content designed to enable HR to produce workforce productivity and offer a range of benefits including better practices, functional training, networking in person and online, regional and interest group meetings, opinion pieces, and annual awards. Madison’s Senior VP of Client Strategy joins the Services and Technology Association. New York, NY. Ryan joins the North American regional board of advisors that serves to improve the business of HR for HR professionals, their companies and the industry at large. Download PDF.
Tech Hiring – Survival of the most Liquid
HR Gazette
APRIL 25, 2016
Bureau of Labor Statistics, showed voluntary resignations in the first three-quarters of 2015 were the highest since 2002. In the hectic world of hiring and firing, it was technology giant Intel’s planned layoff of 12,000 people that grabbed recent headlines and added to a list of job cuts by US tech companies including IBM and Microsoft. On top of the large number of redundancies, a Dice Company analysis of the latest turnover data from the U.S. However, not everyone is saying it’s all doom and gloom. So, in summary, there are lots of companies looking to hire. Cold, hard, cash!
Revenue recognition: Short-term pain, long-term gain
CBIZ
MARCH 7, 2016
As a result, the International Accounting Standards Board ( IASB ) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board, ( FASB ) began collaboration in 2002 on a series of convergence projects. For years, accountants have had to understand and adhere to different accounting rules in the U.S. and internationally. When will the new standards take effect? 15, 2017. 15, 2018. 2.
Do personality assessments really help with hiring?
Achievers
JULY 7, 2015
Furthermore, Harvard Business Review (HBR) points out that research has been available since 2002 demonstrating that personality testing doesn’t necessarily correlate with better job performance. In the interests of efficiency, the hiring process is becoming increasingly automated. For employers interested in following this trend, an abundance of such tests are readily available.





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