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Human Resources: 2017 Changes for Form I-9

HR Bartender

I didn’t know this change was coming until I was in New Orleans at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Annual Conference. Fry] Form I-9 as well as the corresponding process that employers must go through, is intended to prove identity and eligibility to work in the United States. What changes were made to the Form?

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Event Activities at ACE 2017 in New Orleans, September 12-13, 2017

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If your organization is suffering in business-critical areas such as those described above, please join us at our biggest event of the year, Achievers Customer Experience (ACE) 2017. Leave ACE 2017 feeling inspired and motivated by our amazing lineup of keynote speakers. . . . . . . Register now to claim your spot at ACE 2017.

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Quick Shots for #HR and #Business Pros – 2017 HR Law Edition

HR Bartender

If you haven’t already seen it, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has published a 2016 Post-Election Overview. This guide addresses the main themes facing human resources such as labor and employment, workplace flexibility, and health care reform.

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7 More Fascinating Employee Engagement Trends For 2017

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Here is what the experts are saying we can expect for employee engagement in 2017: 1) Employee Engagement Will Grow…Slowly. Gallup feels that shifts in engagement depend on “factors related to an organization’s performance management and human capital strategies”. By the looks of things, this will be a long term project.

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Understanding Why Employees Quit

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In today’s networked marketplace, your most talented employees are going to keep an eye on opportunities in their field, and Gallup’s 2017 report on the State of the American Workforce finds that 51 percent of them are ready to jump ship at any given moment by actively looking for a new job or watching for openings. The Company Lacks Vision.

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Understanding Why Employees Quit

Achievers

In today’s networked marketplace, your most talented employees are going to keep an eye on opportunities in their field, and Gallup’s 2017 report on the State of the American Workforce finds that 51 percent of them are ready to jump ship at any given moment by actively looking for a new job or watching for openings. The Company Lacks Vision.

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What Do Employees Want – Friday Distraction

HR Bartender

The second survey was published by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). It’s their 2017 Employee Job Satisfaction and Engagement Survey. The good news for employers is that this shouldn’t be a surprise. What I like about the results is that the respondents were workers aged 18 – 81.