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Helping Your Employees Save

Summary: How can you help your employees save for retirement? Find out in this article.

How to Instill Trust in Your Employees

Summary: So much so is employee trust tantamount to a company, that without it, a company quite easily could cease to exist.

How to Keep Your Employees Motivated

Summary: One of the most difficult tasks managers and HR individuals have to push through on a near daily basis is keeping their employees motivated within their jobs.

Bonuses vs. Perks

Summary: What are some types of appreciation, other than money, that a company can give its employees in future work seasons?

EmploymentCrossing’s Top 10 Most Popular Articles of 2017 for Employers

Summary: What issues concern you most with future hiring in 2018? Based on the top 10 most read articles of 2017, it appears employee satisfaction is a top priority.

The Gig Economy Effect

Summary: What effect has the gig economy had on the workforce as a whole? Find out in this article.

The Value of Continuous Performance Check-ins

Summary: Why are continuous performance check-ins so valuable to businesses? Find out in this article.

When Downsizing Is Unavoidable

Summary: Learn why downsizing is often unavoidable in these articles.

How to Start Your Business Off on a Clean Slate with the New Year

Summary: The time has now come to focus on the 2018 calendar to help your organization perform the best it can.

What to Do about Holiday Bonuses

Summary: Holiday bonuses can be a tricky process for a business. Consider this advice for giving that perfect employee the perfect holiday bonus.

5 Places to Begin When Preparing A Job Description

Do not reinvent the wheel every time you are faced with the task of preparing a job description. Often old job descriptions will exist. They may be grossly out of date and out of touch with reality, but they can still provide valuable data or suggestions on where to focus a job analysis study.

4 Organizational Methods for Workforce Management

Good supervisors make work plans and keep these plans in some written form. Notebooks are frequently used for recording non-recurring as well as recurring delegated assignments with expected completion dates.

Doing the Work Yourself – 4 Ways to Gather First Hand Knowledge about a Job

You can either do all the work yourself or serve in an apprentice or assistant role. This takes time and, therefore, is costly, but it gives the analyst a better real feel for the job than any other mechanism.

A Standardized Approach to the Functional Job Analysis

Often observation on a limited basis is extremely worthwhile prior to using other techniques because it gives the analyst good insight into the boundaries of the job and, thereby, aides in interpreting log, interview, and questionnaire data.

The Difficulty of Finding Good Employees

Summary: There seems to be a drought of good, dedicated workers, particularly in the younger age groups, which makes it hard on H.R. individuals to hire competent employees.

Preparing for a Merger

Summary: Mergers can cause much consternation between employees and employers; see how you can mitigate this in your own business as you face a merger or acquisition.

Workplace Fairness

Summary: One of the trickiest tasks to establish and keep in place within today’s business climates is workplace fairness.

The Merger Effect

Summary: Your company is merging with another company. The problem is few within your company know what a merger is and how it can impact their employment.

The Rise of the Millennial Workforce

Summary: Despite what you may feel, think and understand, whether positive or negative, of the emerging Millennial workforce, that workforce is coming, if not already here.

The World of Homesourcing

Summary: It helps to know exactly what homesourcing is, the type of employee who can seamlessly and successfully transition into homesourcing, and how homesourcing can affect your business overall.

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