Employee Retention, Employee Turnover, Recruiting
Editor’s note: For a full methodology, see the footnote of this article.
Last year at the 2018 HR Southwest Conference, DailyPay surveyed conference attendees to discover what HR professional identified as their key priorities for 2019.
Now that we're through the first quarter of 2019, and moving into the HR[...]
Recruiting
When the weather gets warm, millions of people hit the road for summer vacations or participate in local outdoor activities like barbecues, concerts, and visits to national parks.
Recruiting
In our previous article, we talked about surprising strategies that will help businesses recruit the best talent. In this article, we discuss the seasonal influence on hiring, and how understanding your recruitment cycle can make recruitment strategies even more effective.
As seasons change, so do recruiting and[...]
labor market, Recruiting
Today, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that June was a big month for job growth, with approximately 213,000 new jobs added to the US job market. Over the last 12 months, 2.4 million jobs have been added.
This growth represents a strong labor market, no doubt.
reducing turnover rate, turnover rate, what employees want, employee benefits, Employee Retention, Employee Turnover, financial wellness, how to help employees, new benefits, Recruiting, reduce turnover, employee loyalty
To quote The Atlantic, “we are living in an Age of Peak Perk.”
If you want to attract top-tier talent and hold onto them, then offering competitive benefits that support overall happiness and well-being is an absolute must. Happy workers make for more successful companies. According to research, happy employees[...]
Payroll, what employees want, hr trends, improve retention, payroll benefits, Recruiting, hourly employees
Income volatility is a term that refers to monthly and annual income dips and jumps. With the rise in the gig economy, the sine wave of volatility is even whipping down to a weekly basis.
Employee Retention, Recruiting
The term “war for talent” was coined by McKinsey’s Steven Hankin in 1997 and popularized by a book of the same name in 2001. It refers to the rise of ever fiercer competition to recruit and retain employees when too few workers are available.
employee hiring problems, Payroll, what employees want, employer hiring problems, hiring, hiring good employees, payroll benefits, Recruiting, seasonal workers, hourly employees
Hiring hourly employees seems like a simple endeavor. Put out a Help Wanted sign, maybe an ad on Craigslist, and let the candidates come pouring in.
employee benefits, Recruiting
Rosemary Haefner, Chief Human Resources Officer at CareerBuilder, told SHRM in a recent interview:
"Like employees, employers shouldn't look at a seasonal job as a temporary[...]
Recruiting
Organizations are having a hard time with employee recruitment, due in large part to the United States experiencing a tight labor market. Starting in 2012, the rate of job openings surpassed the number of actual hires (as illustrated in the[...]
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