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Top M&A News in the HR, Recruiting and Benefits Space | 2016

Advos

M&A Announcements in the HR, Recruiting and Benefits Space | 2016. January 2016. SterlingBackcheck Made Several Strategic Acquisitions in 2016. February 2016. March 2016. April 2016. TriNet Acquires Teleborder; Expands Services for Companies Hiring International Employees. August 2016.

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Top Funding News in the HR, Recruiting and Benefits Space | 2016

Advos

Funding Announcements in the HR, Recruiting and Benefits Space | 2016. January 2016. The recruitment marketing platform Smashfly started off 2016 raising $22 million. The first of many big funding announcements in 2016. February 2016. to help small businesses create employee retirement accounts.

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

HR Bartender

And how as a result, we need to manage employees differently, use newer technologies, etc. But what about employee benefits? For the past twenty years, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has been publishing an employee benefits survey. It means adding or enhancing core benefits.

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Which Job Perks Do Employees Value?

HR Digest

But here is the challenge – how do employers create the most competitive benefits which service their true purpose – to attract, retain, reward and engage with top talent in the market? Most employee benefits and perks do not come cheap and costs can snowball as your company expands.

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Industry Insights: Healthcare

Payactiv

Between 2016 and 2021, the average hospital turned over a shocking 90.8% Most senior and experienced nurses nearing are retirement, or some leaving earlier than expected due to burnout. With “The Great Resignation” in full swing and candidates demanding more benefits, raising pay has swiftly become a standard requirement.

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Understanding Your Audience is Key When Communicating Employee Benefits Programs

Something Different

Because if an employee doesn’t understand how a benefit works (or it isn’t otherwise intuitive to use), the most likely action that they’ll take with regards to said benefit is no action. After all, just because a communication or SOP is sent out doesn’t mean it was read. My big takeaway?

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Understanding Your Audience is Key When Communicating Employee Benefits Programs

Something Different

Because if an employee doesn’t understand how a benefit works (or it isn’t otherwise intuitive to use), the most likely action that they’ll take with regards to said benefit is no action. After all, just because a communication or SOP is sent out doesn’t mean it was read. My big takeaway?