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21 Types of Employment: Your Hire-To-Retire Guide

AIHR

Working hours: Typically full-time but can vary by role and company policies. Salary format: Usually fixed or hourly, but can also include bonuses, commissions, or other forms of compensation. Benefits: Benefits vary based on company policies. Common benefits include health insurance, retirement plans, PTO, and sick leave.

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9 Trends in Talent Management That Drive Better Retention and Growth

Hppy

Data-Driven Decision Making Collecting and examining data can uncover patterns that guide better staffing, training, and compensation decisions. When numbers back up choices, it becomes easier to communicate the reasons behind new policies. Having clear succession plans also ensures smooth transitions when key figures leave or retire.

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At least 23 states are raising their minimum wage in 2025—here’s what it means for HR

HR Brew

Several states have set their own minimum wages over the years, but as more move to do so, navigating a fractured compensation compliance landscape will become increasingly complicated for people professionals. “I No, not ones with scenic, mountain-top views—we’re talking about state minimum wages. 1 to $10.56, and then on Feb. 21 to $10.61.

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Employee Benefits: Traditional & Creative Trends

Affinity HR Group

Traditional benefits like health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off serve as hygiene factors or factors that help prevent employee dissatisfaction. Retirement Plans Retirement plans are paramount for the long-term financial security of employees. This change will go into effect January 2025.

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HR Compliance: Engagement, Efficiencies & Integrity

CCI Consulting

Regular HR audits allow organizations to identify and mitigate potential risks before they escalate, strengthen existing policies, and enhance the culture of the overall workplace. A careful review ensures employees receive fair compensation for their extra hours.

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What is Hire-to-Retire (HTR)?

HR Lineup

Hire-to-Retire (HTR) refers to the comprehensive employee lifecycle management process that spans from the moment an individual is recruited until they retire or exit the organization. The Stages of the Hire-to-Retire (HTR) Process HTR involves several stages that align with an employee’s career trajectory.

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5 Things We Learned About the Future of Work From Heather McGowan at Thrive 2022

15Five

It is notable that compensation and opportunities for growth/learning were tied for number presenting a profound opportunity for both HR and L&D professionals. . The top five reasons people left their jobs in 2021 included too little pay, no growth opportunities, childcare issues, not enough flexibility, and insufficient benefits.