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What’s Keeping HR Up at Night in 2020?

HRExecutive

million in January 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Slightly more than half of the respondents worry about retaining key talent, with the next most common concern being developing leaders and succession planning, followed by improving the employee experience, and driving innovation and helping teams work together.

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4 Tips for 2020 Career Development

Compensation Cafe

Career development no longer has to share the total rewards spotlight, and it becomes the go-to form of employee recognition. And while employees are going to sorely miss the dollars, they'll be thrilled that you'll finally be giving attention to their career. Career development has a language of its own.

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Top 100 HR and Recruitment Blogs [by Organic Traffic with Top 3 Articles Each]

Ongig

Employee Experience. Minimum Wage By State And 2020 Increases. Exempt Vs Non-Exempt Employees? Benefits and Compensation. Employee leave of absence: Everything you need to know. Employee recognition ideas: 52 epic ways to give rewards. Employee handbook: 6 must-have policies for your manual.

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Six Considerations When Evaluating Your Compensation Strategy

Tandem HR

While compensation is only one factor for recruiting and retaining talent, it is critical to your overall HR strategy. Whether initiating or updating your compensation strategy and philosophy, the following best practices may help guide your process and decisions. This essential business asset deserves a well-crafted strategy.

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4 Effective Strategies for Retail Employee Retention

DailyPay

There are many reasons for retail’s low retention rate, including high competition, lack of difficulty to leave, low wages, lack of development, poor employee recognition and more. Retail employees have a lot of choices with employers constantly hiring and always in need of employees.

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8 Top Employee Retention Factors

Vantage Circle

And it is often more difficult to train new employees. Studies say that for a new employee to fully adapt to a new organization, it takes more than 8 months of onboarding and sometimes even more. Even with good compensation and benefits, employees quit. 66 % of millennials expect to leave their organization by 2020.

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Averbook: Why 2021 is the Year of ‘Re-‘

HRExecutive

The year 2020 was already supposed to be a harbinger—the most important year since 2000, harkening back to the magical milestone of Y2K. Once that moment passed and we realized we were all still breathing, we started talking about this thing called Workforce 2020 and the promises it foretold. Were we ready? Were we prepared?