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Top 5 HR trends for 2012

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With high unemployment & debt levels, a renewed appreciation of family & friends and emphasis on health issues in North America, it wasn’t surprising the top resolutions for 2012 are weight loss, getting more sleep, reading more books, making better money decision and journaling “awesome moments in life.”.

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Is 2012 the Year of the Woman?

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Women are investing in themselves and ensuring future employability. Maybe in 2012? The post Is 2012 the Year of the Woman? For one, education is the single greatest differentiator between those who are employed and those who aren’t. In America, the jobless rate is 8.6 For those with a bachelor’s degree or higher, it’s 4.4

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What the class of 2012 can teach us about employee engagement

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What’s the best way to attract top talent from the Class of 2012? recently polled over 8,000 students across the country to uncover the Class of 2012’s expectations about entering the workforce. recently polled over 8,000 students across the country to uncover the Class of 2012’s expectations about entering the workforce.

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5 Best Video Interviewing Tools in 2021

HR Lineup

Video interview tools and techniques have been existing and used by some employers over the years. However, with the onset of COVID-19 pandemic, employers were forced to find ways of managing their hiring procedures remotely to maintain the social distance protocol. GlobalMeet. HackerRank.

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The Surprising Reasons Different Generations Are Stressed About Money

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By learning the common financial challenges for each generation, employers can adopt impact-driven benefits designed to help alleviate all employees’ financial stress. Generation Z & Millennials often worry about paying off their student loan debt Generation Z , born from 1996 to 2012, is the youngest generation in today’s workforce.

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Driving me crazy: How bad commutes affect employee retention

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The number of employees who work remotely grew by almost 80 percent between 2005 and 2012, and these numbers increased across all sectors even during the recession. Finally, some employers are considering commute time as a selection factor in hiring, and some job candidates have mixed feelings about the practice.

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2 things that set new hires up for failure

Achievers

According to the 2012 Allied Workforce Mobility Survey , employers lose an average of 23 percent of all new hires within their first year. It also means that you, the employer, are probably spending far more in hiring costs than you need to. Among those who stay, one third of employees don’t meet expected levels of productivity.