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January BLS Report: Healthcare Hiring Strategies

Hireology

And the healthcare industry was projected to grow 15 percent from 2019 to 2029 — more than any other occupational industry. As we work to get back to a position of job growth among the industry, urgency is key in all of your processes, including recruitment, hiring, and onboarding. On-the-Go Hiring Process.

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Equal Pay Transparency Hearing Scheduled in Colorado

Trusaic

That applies to internal promotions and new hires. That’s through July 1, 2029. Career progression is an employee’s “regular or automatic movement from one position to another based on time in a specific role or other objective metrics.” This directive must be implemented on or before July 1st, 2024.

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How HR Automation Will Transform Talent Management in 2025

Engagedly

In todays dynamic work environment, the human resources department juggles numerous responsibilities from managing personnel records and benefits to onboarding new hires and tracking performance. Enhanced Onboarding Process for New Hires First impressions matter. Its no wonder HR teams often feel overwhelmed!

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Ten HR trends In the age of artificial intelligence

The HRX

I see the following ten HR trends leaders will need to prepare for as we enter 2019: 1. While these metrics are impressive, says James Loo, Head of Talent Acquisition Group, DBS Bank, the key learning is that the use of artificial intelligence provides benefits for the recruiters as well.

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Colorado Equal Pay Act: Understanding Key Changes To Legislation

Trusaic

Career progression” is defined as a current employee’s “regular or automatic movement from one position to another based on time in a specific role or other objective metrics.” Clarification is awaited on the definition of “eligible employees.”