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Retail Turnover Rates In 2021

DailyPay

For context, the turnover rate was in the 42-45% range from 2016-2019, slowly creeping upward. This high turnover rate translates into more than 230 million days of lost productivity and $19 billion in costs associated with recruiting, hiring and training, according to Human Resources Today. 2020 saw an overall turnover rate of 57.3%

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Managing A Total Talent Workforce – The Impact Of The Gig Economy

Accurate Background

Rather than being recruited as full-time or contracted employees, these workers secure individual and on-demand “gigs” – a process that very often happens via an online platform or mobile app. . . Following the outbreak of COVID-19, workplace culture shifted dramatically and irreversibly. Indeed, the phenomenon of 47.8

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Worker Misclassification and the Freelance Economy

HR Daily Advisor

The same report in 2016 indicated that 96% of respondents said their companies use independent workers to get the job done. The same report in 2016 indicated that 96% of respondents said their companies use independent workers to get the job done. by Lisa Higgins, Contributing Editor. Savings in payroll-related costs for companies.

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Just-in-Time Scheduling—Good News and Bad News

HR Daily Advisor

Just-in-time or call-in scheduling (or “call-in shifts”) usually involves the establishment of a tentative work schedule; the employee then learns via e-mail, text, or telephone call when or whether to physically report to work. You have to determine whether “call-in” or “on-call” status should be compensated or treated as hours worked.

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Sure, She Works Here. But, Do We Employ Her?

HR Daily Advisor

Essential terms and conditions can include: Hiring; Rejecting new hires; Training; Discipline; Setting pay and benefits; Establishing working conditions; Firing or demanding firing of workers; Assigning tasks; and Providing oversight or evaluations. Consider the following situation: You hired a worker through a staffing agency.

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Massachusetts Gender & Racial Wage Gap Persists, Despite the Equal Pay Act

Trusaic

The most populous state in New England, and the home of the diverse metropolitan city of Boston, seemed poised to take a leadership role with the 2016 passage of The Massachusetts Equal Pay Act ( MEPA ). 3 minute read . Bar employers from retaliating against employees exercising their rights under the law; and.

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Taking care of customers by taking care of employees, Part 2

Steve Boese

Check this excerpt from a recent Fortune piece - McDonald's Says its Wage Hikes Are Improving Service : The hamburger chain in April announced it would raise the average hourly rate for workers at the U.S. starting July 2015, with average wages climbing above $10 per hour by the end of 2016. restaurants it owns to $9.90