In many companies recruiting, hiring, and onboarding of new hires often falls on the HR department. And HR trends in these areas change over time.
One of the challenges for every HR professional is keeping abreast of the myriad of changes and developments in their industry. Along with legislative and labor law issues, these changes include trends in recruiting and hiring new employees, as well as best practices for onboarding a new hire.
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HR best practices,
recruiting and hiring,
hiring trends,
new hire,
employee onboarding
No business wants to see good employees leave, but what many businesses fail to appreciate is the very real costs associated with employee turnover.
According to the US Department of Labor and Statistics, an employee leaving can cost a business up to 33% of that employee’s total compensation including both salary and benefits.
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HR best practices,
recruiting and hiring,
HR management practices,
employee lawsuits,
employee onboarding,
employee turnover
Towards the end of each year, the experts sound off on what they deem to be the coming trends in their industry. HR management is no different, and predictions were made for 2017. So what really is trending?
While many of these trends are real, measurable and making headway, only time will tell what trends will persists and what practices fall to the wayside. A good example of the latter was the "open office" move that was intended to foster collaboration and enhance workplace communication. Except that no one really liked working that way.
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HR best practices,
recruiting and hiring,
hiring trends,
HR management practices,
hr management trends
California is famous for many things. But being one of the least expensive places to run a business is not one of them. In fact, the opposite is true.
Being an employer in California is a challenging venture. And managing the costs involved in hiring employees can seem prohibitive, as well. With increased family leave, paid sick leave, and other costly benefits - not to mention an ever-increasing minimum wage scale - it is a daunting task to make a business cost effective and profitable.
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Payroll,
payroll tax filing,
recruiting and hiring,
FUTA credit reduction,
worker's comp,
new hire
Technology will play a large role in HR Management trends going into 2017. The focus, however, will be on people and transforming the workplace.
According to a new report from Josh Bersin, Principal at Bersin by Deloitte, trends in HR will emphasize empowerment, the employee experience, and creating a more human workplace. These are the main themes in his new report, HR Technology Disruptions for 2017: Nine Trends Reinventing the HR Software Market, released on October 4, 2016.
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Topics:
HR best practices,
recruiting and hiring,
hiring trends,
human resources management,
policies and procedures,
HR management practices