With a serious talent shortage on the horizon, the insurance industry needs to become an employer of choice for the next generation. Here's how to do it.
Mar 01, 2015 | By Melissa Hillebrand
Pam Hunt, the Employee Benefits Manager, wrote a report analyzing the potential benefits of implementing a tuition reimbursement program at Wright Medical Center (WMC). She found that such a program could help WMC attract and retain talented employees, improve productivity and efficiency, and build leaders. It would demonstrate that WMC values education and wants to help employees advance. While an initial cost, there are tax incentives for companies that offer tuition reimbursement. Pam recommends WMC set clear guidelines for eligibility, reimbursement amounts based on grades, and require employees to remain at WMC for two years upon completing their degree. The program could create future leaders while strengthening WMC's competitive position.
Millennials are projected to make up 50 percent of the workforce by 2020 and 75 percent by 2025. This HR Toolkit outlines millennial retention strategies and what you can do to position your company for success.
This document discusses the need for organizations and individuals to embrace lifelong employability in response to rapid changes in technology and the economy. The key points are:
1) Automation is already transforming many jobs and skills are becoming outdated faster, requiring continuous learning over a career.
2) Traditional training methods are often not effective for adult learning and companies need to leverage research on learning to develop more tailored, ongoing programs.
3) Degrees are not always necessary and alternative credentials from coding bootcamps or other programs should be recognized.
4) Companies should invest in developing the skills of frontline workers through tuition assistance to improve retention.
The document discusses the pensions shortfall in the UK and how current contribution levels through auto-enrollment will not be enough for many people to achieve the target pension pots of £200,000-£250,000 by retirement. It notes that contributions may need to increase to 12.5% to help address this gap. However, increasing employer contributions could put pressure on businesses and require reviewing other costs. The article advocates for financial education programs to empower employees to make better savings decisions over their careers.
The document summarizes the key findings of the 2011 Global Employee Benefit Plan Survey conducted by Employee Benefit Solutions, Inc. The survey represented over 11,000 globally mobile expatriate and local employees of over 100 organizations worldwide. Some of the main findings included an aging expatriate population with an average age of 46 years and 10.5 years of service. Median health care costs increased 7.1% and communication issues remained the top challenge for globally mobile employees. Retirement plans for expatriates and local hires also presented compliance issues for organizations.
The results of our employee benefits survey. Are you providing benefits to attract, retain and engage employees? Info which will help companies benchmark themselves within the sector and against companies of a similar size. www.spherelondon.co.uk
Employers are recognizing the benefits of new workforce trends like contingent workers and the on-demand economy. Two-thirds of employers currently use independent contractors to reduce costs and quickly adjust workforce needs. While most employers prefer traditional employment, nearly half feel they will use more on-demand services in the future. As alternative work arrangements grow, employers increasingly doubt the continuing applicability of the traditional social contract between employers and employees.
With a serious talent shortage on the horizon, the insurance industry needs to become an employer of choice for the next generation. Here's how to do it.
Mar 01, 2015 | By Melissa Hillebrand
Pam Hunt, the Employee Benefits Manager, wrote a report analyzing the potential benefits of implementing a tuition reimbursement program at Wright Medical Center (WMC). She found that such a program could help WMC attract and retain talented employees, improve productivity and efficiency, and build leaders. It would demonstrate that WMC values education and wants to help employees advance. While an initial cost, there are tax incentives for companies that offer tuition reimbursement. Pam recommends WMC set clear guidelines for eligibility, reimbursement amounts based on grades, and require employees to remain at WMC for two years upon completing their degree. The program could create future leaders while strengthening WMC's competitive position.
Millennials are projected to make up 50 percent of the workforce by 2020 and 75 percent by 2025. This HR Toolkit outlines millennial retention strategies and what you can do to position your company for success.
This document discusses the need for organizations and individuals to embrace lifelong employability in response to rapid changes in technology and the economy. The key points are:
1) Automation is already transforming many jobs and skills are becoming outdated faster, requiring continuous learning over a career.
2) Traditional training methods are often not effective for adult learning and companies need to leverage research on learning to develop more tailored, ongoing programs.
3) Degrees are not always necessary and alternative credentials from coding bootcamps or other programs should be recognized.
4) Companies should invest in developing the skills of frontline workers through tuition assistance to improve retention.
The document discusses the pensions shortfall in the UK and how current contribution levels through auto-enrollment will not be enough for many people to achieve the target pension pots of £200,000-£250,000 by retirement. It notes that contributions may need to increase to 12.5% to help address this gap. However, increasing employer contributions could put pressure on businesses and require reviewing other costs. The article advocates for financial education programs to empower employees to make better savings decisions over their careers.
The document summarizes the key findings of the 2011 Global Employee Benefit Plan Survey conducted by Employee Benefit Solutions, Inc. The survey represented over 11,000 globally mobile expatriate and local employees of over 100 organizations worldwide. Some of the main findings included an aging expatriate population with an average age of 46 years and 10.5 years of service. Median health care costs increased 7.1% and communication issues remained the top challenge for globally mobile employees. Retirement plans for expatriates and local hires also presented compliance issues for organizations.
The results of our employee benefits survey. Are you providing benefits to attract, retain and engage employees? Info which will help companies benchmark themselves within the sector and against companies of a similar size. www.spherelondon.co.uk
Employers are recognizing the benefits of new workforce trends like contingent workers and the on-demand economy. Two-thirds of employers currently use independent contractors to reduce costs and quickly adjust workforce needs. While most employers prefer traditional employment, nearly half feel they will use more on-demand services in the future. As alternative work arrangements grow, employers increasingly doubt the continuing applicability of the traditional social contract between employers and employees.
Working the Great Resignation: How Employers Can Transform Things to their Ad...Dana Gardner
Transcript of a discussion on new research into why one of the tightest labor markets the world has ever seen means a transition to a more healthy and sustainable environment for employee well-being.
Generational differences in employment branding2Chelsea
This document discusses generational differences in employer branding and best practices for each generation. It defines employer branding as differentiating an employer to potential applicants based on perceptions of benefits like health, wealth and work environment. Generational differences are discussed for Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Generation Y in terms of their views on money, leisure, technology and work. Best practices are provided for attracting and retaining each generation, such as flexible work schedules, recognition programs, and retirement benefits. The document aims to provide an overview of employer branding and considerations for different generations in the workforce.
Benefit Integrations goes beyond providing ordinary financial guidance and investment services for businesses and individuals. We focus on your unique needs; then design customized solutions to help you meet those needs.
Total Rewards – Much More Than CompensationCBIZ, Inc.
Employees are regularly reminded of their salary via paystubs; however, what’s most beneficial to maximize your investment in your people (your largest expense) and ensure high employee engagement is communicating their total rewards. But what exactly is “total rewards”? Learn more about total rewards and how to effectively communicate them to your employees.
Huntington Learning Center offers an exciting franchise opportunity with significant income potential from multiple revenue streams. As a Huntington franchise owner, you will benefit from their reputation for excellence and make a difference in students' lives while earning over $464,000 in average annual revenue - 50% higher than their closest competitor. Franchisees receive outstanding support through initial and ongoing training to ensure their success.
Huntington Learning Center offers an exciting franchise opportunity with significant income potential from multiple revenue streams. As a Huntington franchise owner, you will benefit from their reputation for excellence and make a difference in the lives of students. Franchisees receive outstanding support through initial and ongoing training. Franchisees report success when following Huntington's system and aggressively marketing. Huntington franchises have revenue 50% higher than their closest competitor and require a low investment.
The document discusses generational issues in the workforce and HR's role in managing them. It covers topics like aging baby boomers, hiring and retaining millennials, and facilitating information sharing between generations. Specific challenges with each generation are examined, such as labor shortages from boomers retiring and millennials preferring flexible work schedules. The document provides examples of programs companies have implemented to address generational differences, such as mentoring, flexible work arrangements, and leveraging technology to bridge digital divides between older and younger workers.
Top Employer Challenge Educating Employees About Benefits Master [1]barbiezbabygirl
1. One of the biggest challenges for employers is educating employees about benefits changes and options during open enrollment periods.
2. A well-communicated benefits program can help reduce employee turnover, saving companies significant costs to replace employees. For a company with 1,000 employees, better communicating benefits could save $387,350 in turnover costs.
3. Low-cost ways to educate employees year-round include making benefits information accessible online, communicating in segments throughout the year instead of all at once, and providing in-person meetings with HR or insurance carriers.
#CultureCode The little red book of answers for HR managers Naomi Simson
This pocket size book gives you a quick glance as to why employee engagement is so important - and why happy people = happy profits.
After all it is okay to have fun at work.
With the aging of the Boomer workforce, employers are challenged with the largest talent replacement program in history. Managing this challenge is the question facing many employers. Differences in generation attitudes can lead to workplace tension. This talk offers a variety of measures that employers and employees can use to successfully bridge age and talent gaps.
Preparing Leaders for the Workforce of the FutureAnne Loehr
There are big changes coming to the American workforce. In order to survive and thrive in the very different workplace of tomorrow, organizations need to know, plan and stay in front of these changes. Here's a sneak peek to my keynote, "Preparing Leaders for the Workforce of the Future."
The Cultural Fit Factor - Aligning Culture, Employment Brand and Social MediaSusan Leverentz
The document discusses aligning employment branding, organizational culture, and social media to increase return on investment in recruitment and retention. It provides an overview of employment branding and cultural diagnostics, and how branding and social media can help attract, retain, and repel employees. Quantitative studies show employment branding provides a competitive advantage and is important for top companies.
The Boomer Effect - Understanding Baby Boomer workforceKelly Services
This document provides statistics and recommendations for attracting baby boomers to organizations. It notes that baby boomers value flexible work arrangements, ongoing skills training, and retirement planning support. While many baby boomers wish to continue working, the document suggests that fewer employers are offering benefits like training, flexible work options, and phased retirement that are important to retaining older workers.
6 Effortless Ways to an Efficient Payroll Process Enhancing Employee Retention!Cogneesol
Employee retention is a significant concern of every business, whether large or small, and active payroll services are critical to it. Explore the best ways illustrated here and implement the most suitable ones into yours.
This document introduces Bright Horizons Family Solutions as a partner and employer of choice. It summarizes that Bright Horizons has over 800 client partners including over 120 Fortune 500 companies, provides childcare services at over 690 locations, and backup care services to nearly 600 clients. Bright Horizons is named one of the best companies to work for and has 50% lower turnover than average. It offers customized childcare, backup care, college advising, and consulting services to address key life stages. Quotes from partners praise Bright Horizons' support for work-life balance.
This document provides guidance on creating a positive employee experience. It discusses how the modern workforce wants to learn new skills and find purpose in their work rather than just work to live. Companies need to focus on providing an excellent holistic employee experience to attract and retain top talent. The guide outlines strategies for developing extraordinary employee experiences, including empowering work-life synergy, frequent manager check-ins, opportunities for professional development, and fostering a culture where employees can bring their whole selves to work. It also discusses generational differences and the importance of understanding each employee's unique needs to boost engagement.
Availability risk of skilled resources in Oil&Gas SectorRoopesh Kotecha
The document discusses the impending crisis many energy, chemical and oil & gas companies face as up to half of their skilled workforce retires over the next 10 years. This will result in a huge loss of institutional knowledge and proprietary practices. To address this, the document provides 6 recommendations for companies to ensure they survive this crisis, including establishing ongoing training programs, partnering with colleges/universities, leveraging existing talent, rethinking benefits, asking more from vendors, and investing in automated technologies.
The document discusses reasons for companies to provide employee benefits. It states that benefits help attract and retain top employees, can be seen as socially responsible, and provide an intelligent way to pay employees through tax advantages. It also notes that most employees value maintaining their health benefits over receiving cash. Additionally, it introduces an independent benefits advisor who can shop the market to find clients the best package at the best price.
The document discusses strategies for managing employee compensation and benefits during an economic downturn. It recommends reviewing all aspects of the total rewards package, including base pay, incentives, health insurance, retirement benefits, and time off. Employers should evaluate how their benefits compare to market standards and communicate the total value of the rewards package to employees.
The document discusses several trends affecting human resource management, including the need for companies to operate 24/7 to serve global customers, increasing employee dissatisfaction due to job insecurity and benefit cuts, and future labor shortages as baby boomers retire and fewer people enter the workforce. It also mentions trends like the need for backup childcare options, developing leadership in managers, and retaining talent.
This document discusses innovative new benefits that can help companies attract and retain top talent. It describes benefits focused on health and wellness like wellness programs and virtual doctor consultations. It also discusses education benefits like 529 college savings plans where companies can offer payroll deductions and matching contributions to help employees save for education. The document advocates that these new types of benefits differentiate employers by supporting work-life balance, growth, and shared values. It argues companies that offer benefits focusing on areas like health, education, volunteering, and social responsibility will be attractive employers and have engaged employees.
Working the Great Resignation: How Employers Can Transform Things to their Ad...Dana Gardner
Transcript of a discussion on new research into why one of the tightest labor markets the world has ever seen means a transition to a more healthy and sustainable environment for employee well-being.
Generational differences in employment branding2Chelsea
This document discusses generational differences in employer branding and best practices for each generation. It defines employer branding as differentiating an employer to potential applicants based on perceptions of benefits like health, wealth and work environment. Generational differences are discussed for Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Generation Y in terms of their views on money, leisure, technology and work. Best practices are provided for attracting and retaining each generation, such as flexible work schedules, recognition programs, and retirement benefits. The document aims to provide an overview of employer branding and considerations for different generations in the workforce.
Benefit Integrations goes beyond providing ordinary financial guidance and investment services for businesses and individuals. We focus on your unique needs; then design customized solutions to help you meet those needs.
Total Rewards – Much More Than CompensationCBIZ, Inc.
Employees are regularly reminded of their salary via paystubs; however, what’s most beneficial to maximize your investment in your people (your largest expense) and ensure high employee engagement is communicating their total rewards. But what exactly is “total rewards”? Learn more about total rewards and how to effectively communicate them to your employees.
Huntington Learning Center offers an exciting franchise opportunity with significant income potential from multiple revenue streams. As a Huntington franchise owner, you will benefit from their reputation for excellence and make a difference in students' lives while earning over $464,000 in average annual revenue - 50% higher than their closest competitor. Franchisees receive outstanding support through initial and ongoing training to ensure their success.
Huntington Learning Center offers an exciting franchise opportunity with significant income potential from multiple revenue streams. As a Huntington franchise owner, you will benefit from their reputation for excellence and make a difference in the lives of students. Franchisees receive outstanding support through initial and ongoing training. Franchisees report success when following Huntington's system and aggressively marketing. Huntington franchises have revenue 50% higher than their closest competitor and require a low investment.
The document discusses generational issues in the workforce and HR's role in managing them. It covers topics like aging baby boomers, hiring and retaining millennials, and facilitating information sharing between generations. Specific challenges with each generation are examined, such as labor shortages from boomers retiring and millennials preferring flexible work schedules. The document provides examples of programs companies have implemented to address generational differences, such as mentoring, flexible work arrangements, and leveraging technology to bridge digital divides between older and younger workers.
Top Employer Challenge Educating Employees About Benefits Master [1]barbiezbabygirl
1. One of the biggest challenges for employers is educating employees about benefits changes and options during open enrollment periods.
2. A well-communicated benefits program can help reduce employee turnover, saving companies significant costs to replace employees. For a company with 1,000 employees, better communicating benefits could save $387,350 in turnover costs.
3. Low-cost ways to educate employees year-round include making benefits information accessible online, communicating in segments throughout the year instead of all at once, and providing in-person meetings with HR or insurance carriers.
#CultureCode The little red book of answers for HR managers Naomi Simson
This pocket size book gives you a quick glance as to why employee engagement is so important - and why happy people = happy profits.
After all it is okay to have fun at work.
With the aging of the Boomer workforce, employers are challenged with the largest talent replacement program in history. Managing this challenge is the question facing many employers. Differences in generation attitudes can lead to workplace tension. This talk offers a variety of measures that employers and employees can use to successfully bridge age and talent gaps.
Preparing Leaders for the Workforce of the FutureAnne Loehr
There are big changes coming to the American workforce. In order to survive and thrive in the very different workplace of tomorrow, organizations need to know, plan and stay in front of these changes. Here's a sneak peek to my keynote, "Preparing Leaders for the Workforce of the Future."
The Cultural Fit Factor - Aligning Culture, Employment Brand and Social MediaSusan Leverentz
The document discusses aligning employment branding, organizational culture, and social media to increase return on investment in recruitment and retention. It provides an overview of employment branding and cultural diagnostics, and how branding and social media can help attract, retain, and repel employees. Quantitative studies show employment branding provides a competitive advantage and is important for top companies.
The Boomer Effect - Understanding Baby Boomer workforceKelly Services
This document provides statistics and recommendations for attracting baby boomers to organizations. It notes that baby boomers value flexible work arrangements, ongoing skills training, and retirement planning support. While many baby boomers wish to continue working, the document suggests that fewer employers are offering benefits like training, flexible work options, and phased retirement that are important to retaining older workers.
6 Effortless Ways to an Efficient Payroll Process Enhancing Employee Retention!Cogneesol
Employee retention is a significant concern of every business, whether large or small, and active payroll services are critical to it. Explore the best ways illustrated here and implement the most suitable ones into yours.
This document introduces Bright Horizons Family Solutions as a partner and employer of choice. It summarizes that Bright Horizons has over 800 client partners including over 120 Fortune 500 companies, provides childcare services at over 690 locations, and backup care services to nearly 600 clients. Bright Horizons is named one of the best companies to work for and has 50% lower turnover than average. It offers customized childcare, backup care, college advising, and consulting services to address key life stages. Quotes from partners praise Bright Horizons' support for work-life balance.
This document provides guidance on creating a positive employee experience. It discusses how the modern workforce wants to learn new skills and find purpose in their work rather than just work to live. Companies need to focus on providing an excellent holistic employee experience to attract and retain top talent. The guide outlines strategies for developing extraordinary employee experiences, including empowering work-life synergy, frequent manager check-ins, opportunities for professional development, and fostering a culture where employees can bring their whole selves to work. It also discusses generational differences and the importance of understanding each employee's unique needs to boost engagement.
Availability risk of skilled resources in Oil&Gas SectorRoopesh Kotecha
The document discusses the impending crisis many energy, chemical and oil & gas companies face as up to half of their skilled workforce retires over the next 10 years. This will result in a huge loss of institutional knowledge and proprietary practices. To address this, the document provides 6 recommendations for companies to ensure they survive this crisis, including establishing ongoing training programs, partnering with colleges/universities, leveraging existing talent, rethinking benefits, asking more from vendors, and investing in automated technologies.
The document discusses reasons for companies to provide employee benefits. It states that benefits help attract and retain top employees, can be seen as socially responsible, and provide an intelligent way to pay employees through tax advantages. It also notes that most employees value maintaining their health benefits over receiving cash. Additionally, it introduces an independent benefits advisor who can shop the market to find clients the best package at the best price.
The document discusses strategies for managing employee compensation and benefits during an economic downturn. It recommends reviewing all aspects of the total rewards package, including base pay, incentives, health insurance, retirement benefits, and time off. Employers should evaluate how their benefits compare to market standards and communicate the total value of the rewards package to employees.
The document discusses several trends affecting human resource management, including the need for companies to operate 24/7 to serve global customers, increasing employee dissatisfaction due to job insecurity and benefit cuts, and future labor shortages as baby boomers retire and fewer people enter the workforce. It also mentions trends like the need for backup childcare options, developing leadership in managers, and retaining talent.
This document discusses innovative new benefits that can help companies attract and retain top talent. It describes benefits focused on health and wellness like wellness programs and virtual doctor consultations. It also discusses education benefits like 529 college savings plans where companies can offer payroll deductions and matching contributions to help employees save for education. The document advocates that these new types of benefits differentiate employers by supporting work-life balance, growth, and shared values. It argues companies that offer benefits focusing on areas like health, education, volunteering, and social responsibility will be attractive employers and have engaged employees.
Upcoming Trends and Challenges in Human Resource ManagementCeline George
One such disparity shown over technology is Human Resource Management. As the stream totally revolves around human resources, there is always a resist for deeper penetration of the technology. People fear that technology might outway them in carrying business operations. However, with HR tools like HR software in workplaces, people have started gradually adapting to technology.
Here are the challenges and trends that Human Resource Management will witness in the coming days.
Read More: https://www.openhrms.com/blog/upcoming-trends-and-challenges-in-human-resource-management
This document discusses employee attrition (turnover), which refers to employees leaving their jobs. It provides definitions of attrition and attrition rate. Some of the key reasons for attrition discussed include higher pay elsewhere, poor working conditions, lack of career advancement opportunities, and personal reasons. Specific to the insurance industry, the document notes attrition rates of 35-40% for agents due to the high-pressure nature of the work and difficulties sustaining business over time. Calculating accurate attrition rates can be challenging for organizations.
The Great Resignation is causing many employees to leave their jobs in search of more flexibility, opportunities for growth, and work-life balance. To improve employee retention, companies should promote from within to provide career advancement opportunities, invest in employee education to support skills development, offer flexible work arrangements and childcare support to accommodate employees' needs, and implement recognition programs to boost engagement. Regularly recognizing employees' contributions can significantly decrease turnover intentions.
Total Compensation Strategies-January 2016 workspanJames Sillery
A total compensation strategy for employees can create a framework that links a company's reward structure with the drivers of workforce engagement. By doing this, the company can create alignment with organizational strategies and build greater workforce commitment. The result can drive cost effectiveness, improve productivity and increase company performance. A compensation strategy is designed to attract qualified employees, motivate them to perform at their highest levels, control costs, and promote a positive relationship between employees and the company. However, employee compensation strategies must evolve to keep up with changes in the workforce and business environment to continue engaging employees.
I had the pleasure of presenting to the TechAlliance Peer to Peer Finance Group (London, ON). The session addressed the importance of Employee Engagement and Generational Management!
The document discusses strategies for HR to address the "Great Resignation" phenomenon and improve employee retention. It explains that the pandemic led many employees to reconsider their jobs and priorities like safety. As a result, resignation rates increased sharply. To stem attrition, the document recommends that companies focus on strengthening workplace culture and connections between employees. It also suggests investing in employees' well-being, offering flexibility, enhancing the organization's mission, rewarding loyalty, providing appreciation and growth opportunities to boost retention.
The document discusses work-life balance and its importance for both employees and organizations. It defines work-life balance and discusses its six key components: self-management, technology management, leisure management, time management, stress management, and change management. It then outlines the impacts of work-life balance issues like stress and lack of balance on employee absenteeism, turnover, and productivity. Finally, it provides examples of work-life programs and policies that companies can implement to improve balance for their employees.
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This document discusses various topics related to employee motivation and retention. It covers theories of motivation, methods for motivating employees, ways to motivate without pay increases, and strategies for employee retention. Specifically, it discusses the importance of compensation, career growth opportunities, work-life balance, recognition, feedback, and creating a positive work environment to improve employee retention. It also addresses some common myths about retention, noting that hiring, training, and supporting employees during organizational changes can significantly impact whether employees choose to stay or leave an organization.
Whitepaper: Why Millennials Want Innovative Reward Strategies From EmployersIconixx
Millennial workers are a vital part of U.S. corporate culture, as they are the largest generation since the baby boom. They are already making their presence felt by introducing different ideas about the best ways to work and new sets of workplace values. Managers are quickly realizing millennials need to be managed and motivated differently than other generations. One of the most effective ways to make millennials feel appreciated is through incentive compensation.
Breaking Down Benefits: 5 Benefits Trends Driving Change In 2020Aggregage
HR is constantly evolving, and 2019 saw no shortage of changes. With new state regulations impacting everything from parental leave to classifying contract employees, all of these moving parts have made it even more critical for employers to provide benefits that meet the needs of the modern employee. Join Meisha Bochicchio, Content Marketing Manager at PlanSource, to learn the top five benefits trends driving change in 2020 and how to react to these changes.
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The document discusses the challenges that HR professionals in the media/radio industry will face in the near future. Some of the key challenges include navigating disruptions in technology, retaining millennial and Gen Z talent who tend to job hop frequently, developing talent through training programs, and implementing total rewards compensation packages to retain top talent. To address these challenges, HR will need to leverage technology efficiently while maintaining a human focus, understand generational differences and how to mentor younger employees, prioritize talent development, and customize compensation and benefits packages.
This document discusses the importance of candidate care, which refers to how companies treat and manage job applicants throughout the hiring process. It argues that candidate care is a strategic issue that should involve the entire company, as poor candidate experiences can negatively impact a company's reputation and brand. The document provides recommendations for how companies can improve their candidate care practices, such as shortening delays between interview stages and ensuring interviewers are prepared. It emphasizes that world-class talent will be attracted to companies that represent strong leadership throughout the hiring process.
Latest trends in hr 2020 - pexitics (people excellence indicator analytics)Subhashini S Tripathi
Top Trends in HR and People Management 2020 – The Surge of the Gig economy
2020 is set to be a momentous year. We , at Pexitics (People Excellence Indicator Analytics) bring to you the important trends in the way People Management will evolve in the near future.
The document discusses strategies for recruiting younger talent, known as Generation Y, into the janitorial/chemical industry as many Baby Boomers in the industry near retirement. It notes that the industry suffers from a lack of depth in the talent pool and a perception as not being glamorous. It then provides information on compensation and outlines characteristics of Generation Y to help with recruiting efforts, such as emphasizing work-life balance, financial benefits, and internship opportunities.
This document discusses trends in compensation management. It reviews new trends, common compensation offerings, and the future of compensation. Understanding compensation is key to understanding compensation management. Compensation policies are driven by a company's philosophy of how best to compensate employees. Compensation management aims to compensate employees for their services through payments like salaries and benefits. Emerging trends include evaluating market competitiveness, emphasizing total rewards statements, linking compensation to strategic goals, and refocusing on pay-for-performance. Compensation packages are also expanding to include perks focusing on work-life balance, wellness initiatives, incentive-based pay, and flexibility.
The document outlines 5 reasons why companies should hire the long term unemployed. It notes that over 3.6 million Americans are considered unemployable due to being out of work for over 6 months. The 5 reasons provided are: 1) Increasing the talent pool by considering more candidates, 2) Fresh perspectives from time spent reflecting on careers, 3) Varied experience from short term contracts, 4) Large professional networks developed, and 5) Enthusiasm and loyalty from those eager to rejoin the workforce. Hiring the long term unemployed can provide benefits to companies and help address economic problems.
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Vacation Policies Around the World: How Adaptable Is Your Organization?
Predictive Analytics: Reaping Rewards While Avoiding Risk
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slimming talent pool, employers are
scrambling to attract and retain talent.
Current trends in the job market are
definitively against them; schools are
barely able to churn out enough graduates
to suit demand for leading software,
computer, or robotics engineers to suit
industry demand
3. Today, much of the conversation surrounding
recruiting and employee retention revolves around
the subject of worker experience and what can
improve it, particularly work life balance. This shift
might seem odd, even laughable, to those who
worked in HR twenty or thirty years ago, when
compensation was the main dish while health or life
benefits served as the cherry on top.
4. The logic is simple. If a company can build a
support system and environment that
provides its base with services that tangibly
improve employees’ lives in and outside the
office, those workers will need to think long
and hard before they sacrifice those benefits
and move to another employer. T
5. When it comes to career planning, Millennials
stand as ideologically far away from Baby Boomers
as they possibly can. Younger workers tend to
cycle through jobs quickly; according to one recent
Gallup poll, 21% of surveyed Millennials have
shuffled jobs in the past year — which, for
comparison, is more than three times the
percentage of non-Millennials who report doing
the same.
6. While specific offerings will vary on the capabilities of a
given business, benefits that bolster day-to-day
convenience will likely appeal to younger workers. Pet
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(i.e., someone who might not have children yet but does
worry for the health of a dog or cat) an employer-
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7. Many women in Generation X, however, do have families and
demanding lives outside of their careers. They might not need
pet insurance or ask for day-to-day conveniences, but they
deeply value thoughtful work-from-home policies and leave
options that allow them more time and flexibility to care for
their families. IBM, for example, has a phenomenal recruitment
and outreach program for women who left the workforce for a
year or two to care for their children and only need a little
guidance to polish their skills enough to meet current needs.
8. Alternatively, those who don’t have families
already might look for benefits that empower
them to have children later in life. According to a
2015 report from the Reproductive Medicine
Associates of New Jersey, a full 48% of women
delay starting families to focus on their careers.
This pause comes at a cost: the chances of
conceiving drop to just 20% every month even
fertile women over the age of thirty. Together,
these statistics imply that many women in the
workplace struggle with infertility: a condition
that can cause significant psychological stress
and negatively impact their working
performance.
9. Businesses can simultaneously help resolve this
stress and gain a competitive edge by making
fertility a part of their benefits package. By
partnering with a company like Progyny — an
organization that offers a host of reproductive
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10. Companies need to start thinking of their
employees as humans with niche needs, rather
than as generalized assets. Those in business
today face a mounting hiring crisis: the talent
pool is growing ever-more shallow, and
employees today are not interested in a
compensation-total model. Companies who take
the time to delve into the needs of their
employee base and determine which benefits
will make them feel valued and cared for will
have a better shot at obtaining and retaining
staff long-term.
11. The driving idea behind sophisticated benefits design is
surprisingly simple:
Develop a clear picture of employees’ unique concerns and
create a plan to resolve them. If employers can accomplish
that, they won’t have to battle their competitors for
talented employees — the workers will come to them.
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