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Diagnosing and Preventing Nurse Burnout Using People Analytics

Visier

According to a 2010 study of California’s policy by Linda Aiken, et al., This in turn puts even more strain on an already taxed system.”. There are certain forces that put pressure on nurses to work past their limits: Systemic forces. As baby boomers reach post-retirement age, their demands on the healthcare system increase.

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The big boom: The ABCs of preparing your company for the exodus of retiring baby boomers

Rehmann

is on the brink of an inevitable employment crisis: the Baby Boomer generation – comprising nearly 75 million Americans – has begun to retire in large numbers. In 2010, the percentage of retired baby boomers was 10 percent; that figure has nearly doubled today. Develop an action plan. Prepare your people.

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Deconstruct to Reconstruct: How Providence Health System Built an Internal Talent Marketplace (i4cp login required)

i4cp

The Business Challenge With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the family of organizations that make up the Providence healthcare system faced a severe shortage of healthcare workers. We've been planning for the future of work, workforce, and workspaces for a long time.

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Prepare for Nurse Retirements and Shortage with Intelligent Workforce Planning

Visier

With baby boomers heading into retirement — by 2050 an estimated 88.5 But there is another retirement population that is perhaps even more worrying to them: nurses. This means that more than one million RN’s will reach retirement age within the next 10-15 years, leading to a drastic shortage of skilled, tenured nurses.

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How to Solve Hiring Problems in Manufacturing with Employee Recognition

Semos Cloud

million in 2010. As more workers migrated to white-collar jobs, and seasoned professionals move closer to retirement, the entire manufacturing sector faces an unprecedented number of missing laborers. The situation will only worsen because of older professionals’ retirement rates. million (in 2000) to 17.8

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The Delicate Art of Choosing Part-Time vs. Full-Time Workers

Homebase

Cons of full-time jobs Higher costs: Going full-time often means more benefits like health insurance and retirement plans, bumping up your overall labor costs. Largely speaking, you’re not required by law to give full-time employees benefits, which can include: Health insurance Retirement plans (e.g.,

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Employee Benefits Management: Getting the Most Out of Your Benefits Plan

Netchex HR Blog

Because employee benefits can be complicated, and you need a centralized system to manage costs and adjust policies. Minimize the confusion and miscommunication by upgrading to integrated software for employee benefits management. Utilize employee benefits management software. LEARN: How Does Payroll Software Work?