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Navigating the Seasonal Workforce: Key Considerations for Employers 

MP Wired For HR

Defining the Employment Term: Setting Clear Expectations To prevent misunderstandings and potential disputes, clearly communicate the expected length of employment during the offer and onboarding process. Efficient Onboarding: Streamline the onboarding process to quickly get new hires up to speed.

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11 Important Employee Relations Metrics To Track

Analytics in HR

11 employee relations metrics: What to track and how By tracking specific HR KPIs , you can gain insights into your workforce’s health and implement strategies to improve it. How to track: Onboarding completion rates: Track the percentage of new hires who complete the onboarding process within a specified time frame.

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Chief Talent Officer: Everything To Know About This Role

Analytics in HR

Measure the effectiveness of EVP by rolling out employee engagement surveys and performance reviews to create a solid talent management strategy and tailor benefits specific to the leadership team Craft employer branding messages that instill the company’s mission and core values.

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What’s Keeping HR Up at Night in 2020?

HRExecutive

At organizations with high turnover, a big chunk of HR’s time is directed toward recruiting, onboarding and training new workers, which distracts from other important matters, ranging from employee coaching and succession planning to updating compensation and benefit packages. Building healthy cultures.

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What Is a Good Retention Rate and How Do You Achieve and Maintain It?

15Five

According to the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), recruiting new employees costs a business $4,700 per hire , with some employers estimating the actual cost to be three to four times that amount. The goal of onboarding is to set employees up for success and ensure they go from outsiders to insiders in the organization.

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5 ways to build a sense of belonging at work

Achievers

A thoughtful onboarding process that is both structured and enjoyable is the best place to start. Ensure new employees receive all the information and resources they need from day one, receive coaching from their manager, and can easily connect with their peers in both their immediate team and across the company.

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Why Employee Recognition is Crucial to Inclusion

Bonusly

Diversity” and “inclusion” are so frequently said together that they’re often used interchangeably, but they are two distinct (and important) ideas. In the workplace, diversity is representation: who is being recruited, hired, and promoted. When employees feel comfortable at work, they're happier and more innovative as a result.