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Why Home-Based Care Needs Regular HR Audits 

MP Wired For HR

Enhancing Recruitment and Retention The turnover rate for caregivers is alarmingly high, often exceeding 70% in some regions. This translates to significant costs for companies, with estimates suggesting each turnover can cost over $3,500 [Source].

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HR staffing: Is there a sweet spot to prevent turnover?

HRExecutive

The ADP Research Institute is home to a singular collection of valuable resources: detailed payroll and econometrics data on more than 25 million employees, and ongoing sentiment surveys that—so far—have amassed responses from nearly a half-million workers in 29 countries. The HRXPS survey provided two clues.

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The latest JOLTS report shows even more cooling in the labor market, but the biggest takeaways lie beneath the top-level data

HR Brew

Job openings posted on the last day of July fell to a new low since January 2021, according to the newest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday. The job market seems to be finally landing after what’s felt like the longest, bumpiest ride ever.

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The Great Resignation of 2021, explained

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The Great Resignation of 2021 is another socioeconomic change caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Employers are finding it hard to recruit and retain their employees in 2021, and there are a number of reasons for it. Here’s what different sources have to say about the Great Resignation of 2021. Employees are quitting in droves.

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The labor market remains steady, even as hiring and job openings continue to slow

HR Brew

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its September Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) today. million from 8 million in August , the lowest level since September 2021. While hires and separations were little changed from the previous month , the total number of job openings fell to 7.4

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What Is a Staffing Plan and How to Create One That Works?

Great Place to Work

It helps avoid skill gaps and high turnover Nobody likes being short-staffed. It also helps reduce turnover by giving employees a clear path forward, whether through training, promotions, or new opportunities. In fact, our 2023 survey showed that 76% of job seekers prefer to work for a Great Place To Work Certified company.

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Cisive Insights: Talent Screening Trends in a Global Pandemic (A Benchmark Report)

Cisive

Our Talent Screening Trends 2021 survey asked more than 1,500 organizations about their: Growth, hiring, and turnover; Technology and integrations; Background screening practices; Discrepancies with candidates; and. Methodology: Cisive surveyed 1,680 respondents from May 2021 to July 2021.

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