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Top 10 Healthcare Career Resource Articles of the Last 10 Years

Hospital Recruiting

From 2013, the top HospitalRecruiting article covers the topic of physician compensation. It’s important for physician job seekers to view MGMA salary surveys from the right point of view. 2016: How to Stay Mentally Strong During USMLE Step 1 Preparation. Author: Annya Suman. Author: MaryAnn DePietro.

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Why More Organizations Are Giving Employees Time Off to Vote (i4cp login required)

i4cp

has the lowest voter participation rate in the developed world—in the 2016 presidential election, 43% of eligible voters did not participate. The company said employees will also be eligible for additional compensation from their local jurisdictions for helping to close the staffing gaps at polling places.

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Key Points from LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2016 [Report]

TalentCulture

That’s why LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends for 2016 , created by a panel of experts, is a fantastic guide for HR professionals and hiring managers. Thanks to this report—and the experts surveyed—a lot of the hard work is already done. Creating attractive compensation packages was second, at 32 percent. Let’s take a look. .

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5 Things Employees Value More than Salary

Zenefits

Staffing provider, LaSalle Network , surveyed 6000 recent college graduates about the most important factors they consider when evaluating a company to work for. And while 69 percent ranked compensation as the number one factor, a surprising 61 percent listed company culture as the second most important factor.

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Top HR Trends for 2016 with an Eye to the Future

Achievers

With the sands of 2016 close to completing their journey through the pinched middle of the proverbial hourglass, it is only natural to consider what 2017 has in store. But before the future becomes the present, learning what trends emerged in the HR space in 2016 might help inform, and better prepare us for what’s to come.

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Employee Benefits: Then and Now [infographic] – Friday Distraction

HR Bartender

For the past twenty years, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has been publishing an employee benefits survey. Evren Esen, director of survey programs at SHRM, shares some of the interesting results. If you want to learn more, the full survey is available online.

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5 HR Analyst Job Descriptions – A Brief Analysis

AIHR

Most job focus on administrative tasks and basic reporting, very much in line with what van de Heuvel and Bondarouk noticed in 2016: HR analytics is focusing on very basic tasks. staffing, compensation, benefits, learning, employee data); preferably for a large multi-state company as an analyst or coordinator. Responsibilities.