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A New Management Mindset: 6 Keys for Greater Staffing Stability

HR Daily Advisor

In most organizations, long-term incentives are gone. So if we know new staff are unlikely to become “lifers,” how do we extend the tenure of each new hire, even if it’s just a little bit? Take a look at your current incentives for staff. Do your seasoned workers bully or “eat their young” as new hires arrive?

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Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust at Total Rewards

WorkHuman

The research was based on a study of 11,000 employees of similar age groups who started jobs in Q3 2010 and stayed with the same companies through Q4 2016. On average, women’s bonuses are 56% that of men’s bonuses. ADP recommends better discipline around bonuses to prevent inequity (and potential lawsuits). RELATED POSTS.

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Does Discretionary = Discriminatory?

Compensation Cafe

At many companies, there is still a widespread allowance for discretion in setting pay levels, variable compensation incentives, and equity compensation awards. Using Amazon as an example: In 2016 Amazon stock was around $1000/share. Just because you can hire some for far less than the market, doesn’t mean you should.

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Why “Speed to Hire” Is Vital This Holiday Season—and Next

Workday

With the economy blazing to life like a yuletide log, many retailers have put seasonal workers at the top of their holiday wish lists. They’ve turned to incentives and bonuses to attract more help, and it’s not always enough. The post Why “Speed to Hire” Is Vital This Holiday Season—and Next appeared first on Workday Blog.

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Yes Virginia, There Really Aren’t Enough Workers This Holiday Season

Workday

With the economy blazing to life like a yuletide log, many retailers have put seasonal workers at the top of their holiday wish lists. They’ve turned to incentives and bonuses to attract more help, and it’s not always enough. retailers, who collectively employ 1.1

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Making Your Job Postings Count

TalentCulture

In the battle for talent, your prospective hires are sifting through dozens of generic job postings that all sound the same. So, slapping up a bland job posting is worth about as much as hanging a “Help Wanted” sign – it merely indicates that you are hiring, but job seekers won’t get much else from it.

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Talent and Performance Management Survey Summary

HR Daily Advisor

The HR Daily Advisor research team conducted the 2016 Talent and Performance Management Survey in January, 2016. Seasonal employees. Other answers included, “training programs for new employees” (39.0%), “engaging agency/search firms” (37.5%), and “hiring recruiting specialists” (29.7%). Among those polled, 14.7%