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The "Next Big Thing" in Talent Acquisition

Cielo HR Leader

Other recent reports point to current shortages of IT staff and an estimated one-third of the nursing workforce hitting retirement over the next 10 to 15 years. The “three Ss” – Sourcing, Screening and Strategic workforce planning – are where RPOs can provide a distinct advantage.

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10 Workforce Intelligence Cures for Improving Nurse Retention

Visier

Healthcare has long been a highly regulated industry with a diverse and specialized workforce — one that’s hard to hire and even harder to retain at the best of times. Retirement Trends. According to a 2013 survey, 55% of the RN workforce is age 50 or older. Monitor for Improvements.

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What is HCAHPS and What Does it Mean for Healthcare Worker Engagement

Visier

This is why healthcare providers are more motivated today than ever before to measure, understand, and plan how they engage and retain their workers. Healthcare reform has placed new pressures on hospitals since the introduction of the Affordable Care Act in 2012. 10 Workforce Intelligence Cures for Improving Nurse Retention.

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The Sharp Drop-Off in Worker Happiness and What You Can do About it

TalentCulture

A friend of mine resigned his long-time bank management job this week to take early retirement. As I began reading his announcement, I fully expected it to be an animated recounting of all the new hobbies he planned to pursue and exotic trips he intended to take. If you’re old like me, then think about early retirement.

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Understanding Today’s Multigenerational Workforce: Benefits, Challenges, and 9 Best Management Practices

Digital HR Tech

A multigenerational workforce is a personnel comprised of people from several generations. The average lifespan for humans has been increasing, so more individuals are choosing to work well past the typical retirement age. The age diversity in the current workforce is the widest ever.

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Why We Should Embrace Generational Differences in the Workplace

Digital HR Tech

Gen Z (born between 1996 and 2012). Where do we find Traditionalists in the workforce? Many traditionalists will be (partly) retired by now. Being the largest cohort in the workforce today, Millennials literally fill all sorts of roles across all industries. Gen Z (born between 1996 and 2012). Wrapping up.

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Conference Twitter Primer #SHRM18

Advos

@BenFanning1 : #INC Magazine Leadership Columnist and Speaker: Free report to get the most out of your workforce. BerkshireHR : (BETH RONNENBURG) Berkshire provides solutions for applicant management, compensation management, affirmative action, workforce planning, diversity, and professional training. Investigator.