What if You Could Reduce Employee Turnover?
On Friday, we heard from Author Donna Cutting on how to keep employee morale up and, therefore, reduce the amount of recruiting you need to do because of turnover. Today, we present more from Cutting.
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Recruiting on the Cheap
Talent acquisition tips often make the assumption that a company has something it may not have: a robust recruiting budget.
How to Hire Teams
Did you catch the Advisor articles about hiring entire teams? If not, you can catch up here for part 1 and here for part 2.
Best Cities for Finding a Job
Location, location, location may be the real estate industry’s mantra, but it applies to employment opportunities as well.
3 Trends That Will Shape HR in 2018
Much attention is paid to cultures that contribute to the crash and burn of companies, while successful organizations highlight leadership and discuss the culture that allowed them to outpace the competition. Moving forward, C-suite leadership will talk about company culture at board meetings, hire visionary HR leaders who can evolve culture for the better, and […]
72% of HR Managers Think the Monday After the Super Bowl Should Be a Work Holiday
A new survey from staffing firm OfficeTeam may just “bowl” you over. According to 72% of HR managers, the day after the professional football championship game should be a paid national holiday from work.
The FMLA and Intermittent Leave: Proceed with Caution
A federal judge in Shreveport, Louisiana recently allowed a former employee’s Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) lawsuit alleging interference and retaliation to proceed to trial after he was terminated for an alleged attendance policy violation during his previously approved intermittent leave.
Demystifying the Technical Components of Your LMS
While knowing how to code isn’t necessary, there are some technical things all non-technical training managers need to know when managing an LMS (Learning Management System). Here are just a few of them.
Why it Matters if Your LMS is SCORM Compliant
SCORM stands for “Sharable Content Object Reference Model.” The model set the standard for how programmers should create sharable content objects (SCOs) that can be reused in different learning management systems (LMSs). SCORM ensures code written for different learning objects (e.g. popups, quizzes, learning modules) is recognized by various e-learning software, and governs how online […]
8 Questions to Ask When Selecting a New LMS (Part 2)
Here are four more questions you’ll want to ask when selecting a new LMS. (The first four questions are in the previous issue.)