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Stop Using the Goodies, Gimmicks, and Gala Events Approach to Employee Retention
Imagine a male colleague of yours tells you his wife said she’s unhappy with their marriage. Last night she told him she doesn’t feel close to him; she doesn’t feel…
10 Must-Have Features For Your Performance Management System
HR departments across nearly all industries are constantly trying to improve systems and processes to help increase employee engagement, recruit and retain talent, and operate on a more efficient and…
How Should I Dress for My Interview?
Have you noticed that this is becoming an issue for both candidates and employers? It used to be pretty simple. If you got an interview, for almost any position, you…
Here Are The Unhappiest Cities to Work in the U.S., According to Kununu
Glassdoor-wannabe Kununu has released its happiest and unhappiest places to work in the
Why Companies Are Looking Outside HR For Their Next CHRO
Ah, the coveted role of Chief People Officer (CPO), the pinnacle of success for a career human resources professional! For most HR leaders, the traditional path to the top has…
Old-School Recruiting Messages Stand Out in a Digital-World
Most of your recruiting messages are simply lost within the literal flood of digital messages that top prospects receive every day. So, if you need your recruiting message to stand…
There is no “action” in your action plans
“It sounds good to have an action plan, right? But action plans can be the ultimate check-the-box activity.” Mary Faulkner explores some of the main reasons why your action plans…
Defining Culture & Culture Fit
Culture fit is not about everyone thinking the same – it is about utilising the unique strengths of a group of a people, to achieve mutual goals in the most…
How Many Open Reqs Should In-House Recruiters Have?
Individual in-house recruiters carry requisition loads spanning between the single digits to well over 100. What is the right amount? Well, it depends on a variety of factors, including the…
New York Uber Drivers Can Collect Unemployment Benefits
Three former Uber drivers were employees of the ride-hailing service—rather than independent contractors—at least for the purpose of collecting unemployment benefits, New York’s Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board ruled