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L&D: The Key to Success for Today’s SMBs

Extensis

Here, we’ll explore what L&D includes, its many benefits to both employers and employees, and how the help of a professional employer organization (PEO) can simplify the process of rolling out an L&D program. Increase employee engagement. Employee engagement has been making headlines—and for a good reason.

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Top Ways to Leverage Technology for Workforce Planning 

MP Wired For HR

Automation can also handle repetitive tasks such as payroll processing , benefits administration, and employee record management. By offloading these lower-value activities, HR professionals can dedicate their time to strategic initiatives that drive business growth, such as employee engagement and talent development.

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Why Leadership Training Matters in 2025 and Beyond

MP Wired For HR

94% of employees say theyd stay longer at a company that invests in professional development. return (Association for Talent Development). Replacing a single employee can cost up to 200% of their salary. For every $1 spent on training, companies report a $4.70

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Are We Entering the Golden Age of Organizational and Talent Development?

UKG

Are We Entering the Golden Age of Organizational and Talent Development? The past decade has also seen the rise of organizational development, driven by the ground swell of societal demands for change in corporate practices and culture. Are We Entering the Golden Age of Organizational and Talent Development?

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5 Reasons to Create a Culture of Learning in Your Organization

Achievers

Liz Alton , contributor to ADP’s Spark blog suggests implementing a Learning Management System (LMS), developing paths for every employee, and creating learning processes, like mentorship, which is found to be more effective than seminar-style opportunities. Engaged Employees Are Productive. Employees want to learn.

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5 Reasons to Create a Culture of Learning in Your Organization

Achievers

Liz Alton , contributor to ADP’s Spark blog suggests implementing a Learning Management System (LMS), developing paths for every employee, and creating learning processes, like mentorship, which is found to be more effective than seminar-style opportunities. Engaged Employees Are Productive. Employees want to learn.

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10 Reasons Why You Should Be Training Your Managers

Everwise

Managers are responsible for everything from goal setting to motivating employees, to making the company run smoothly. It’s important to ensure that your managers have the tools to keep your employees engaged, inspired and happy. Managers account for up to 70% of variance in engagement ( Gallup Poll ).