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Contact Tracing for #COVID19: What HR Needs to Know

HR Bartender

It’s because – as HR professionals – we might be faced with a situation where one of our employees tests positive and has to go through the contact tracing process. Again, the goal isn’t for HR to become a contact tracer. The syllabus looks very interesting. As a reminder, Gregg is not a lawyer.

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HR Year-End Checklist: 10 Critical Areas to Assess

Extensis

Quick look: As 2024 comes to a close, it’s time for HR professionals to review, reflect, and fine-tune their processes to ensure compliance, enhance employee satisfaction, and streamline operations. There are holiday celebrations to prepare for and attend, looming work deadlines, and your staff’s time off to track and plan around.

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8 HR Nightmares & How to Avoid Them

Rise

Chilling ghost stories are a guilty pleasure, but horrifying HR nightmares are no laughing matter. Terrifying tales of irretrievable paperwork and staffing shortages can cause human resources managers hours upon hours of headaches and hair pulling. Failing to track important documents.

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Why a private equity executive wants more businesses to adopt employee stock ownership plans

HR Brew

The structure of the benefit, known as an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP), was made possible by the 1974 Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), and is often offered as a type of retirement plan. How HR can make ESOPs work. An ESOP program shouldn’t be seen as a replacement for wages, Blasi told HR Brew.

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Balancing data and judgment in HR decision making

Steve Boese

A few weeks ago I did an HR Happy Hour Show with Joshua Gans , co-author of the excellent book Prediction Machines. While our experiment provided guidelines for managers, it still allowed the managers to make the final decision on how much of the interventions to implement.

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OKRs vs. SMART Goals: How They Differ and When to Use Each

15Five

KPIs , OKRs , HRIS, SMART goals… so many acronyms floating around in the universe of HR (yet another acronym!). When it comes to effective goal setting, there are two widely used methodologies — OKRs and SMART goals. What are OKRs? The OKR formula looks like this: I will do ‘X’ as measured by ‘Y’.

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Top 5 employee tracking software solutions compared

Homebase

HR for people who don't do HR. You can even use software to create these limits by preventing more than a certain number of people from booking vacations at the same time. Your time off policy should cover unpaid leave procedures as well as personal time off (PTO) and paid sick leave (PSL) guidelines. Learn more.