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3 HR Trends in 2014

Dave's Weekly Thought

It's been an interesting year in the world of Human Resources: The certification debate rages on , talent management is evolving at whiplash pace, generational diversity has created a roller coaster of succession planning and the social space has never been more populated with educated HR advisors.

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Webinar: 6 Ways to Engage the Next Generation of Government Talent

Cornerstone On Demand

However, only 11 percent of current government employees are Millennials, according to the US Office of Personnel Management – indicating the potential for a major talent gap in the industry. Below are a few strategies panel members will discuss: Engaging Millennials through social media and internships.

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Emerging HR Trends for 2015 – News You Can Use

The People Equation

From the HR Trend Institute – 9 Emerging HR Trends for 2015. Written by Tom Haak, I thought the observation that succession planning should be “real time” was interesting. Read her other forecasts at HR Trends for 2015: Retention of Key Employees. She’s usually way out ahead of the curve, so keep that in mind.

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How to Make the Case for Continuous Performance Management

Reflektive

Morgan launched real-time feedback, and Accenture led the way back in 2015, citing bad ROI as the determining factor for eliminating its ratings and annual review program in favor of continuous performance management. In addition, companies saw 80% increased pay differentiation, and employee engagement increased 100%.

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Your Company Needs an Engagement Strategy

HR Bartender

Employee engagement is a clear example. It’s not because they don’t want engaged employees. Often it’s because they don’t realize how engagement would improve if they had a dedicated conversation and developed a strategy. We already know that engaged employees are happier and more satisfied with their work.

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7 Creative Ways to Attract Top Talent

Achievers

For instance, giving examples of succession plans or the career progression plan of already hired talent recruited into a similar position can instill a level of confidence in the candidate that their employer will work to further their career. In 2015, they used Twitter and Instagram to promote their brand.

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Employee Engagement Through Training and Education Opportunities

Hospital Recruiting

Employee engagement is a phrase thrown around a lot these days. Engaged employees are said to be energized, productive, and satisfied. It is up to the employee and the employer to contribute to the success of the initiative. An employee engagement program implemented at Moses H.