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5 Tips to Tailor Your HR Resume for ATS Review
November 12, 2022
HR professionals typically understand what an applicant tracking system (ATS) does, such as creating job descriptions, managing applications and guiding candidates through the hiring process. But when you’re seeking a new HR job, it’s the other side of the ATS you need to consider. What happens when you apply? How can you make sure your
Viewpoint: How to Attract Top Tech Talent
October 29, 2022
Companies are having a tough time finding, hiring and keeping the top technical talent they need to keep their businesses running and growing. Employers used to think that appropriate pay was enough, but that’s changed: To attract and keep talented people, companies need to understand how their priorities have shifted — and be able to
Large Employers Eye Alternatives to Retiree Health Benefits
October 15, 2022
Pressured by rising costs, U.S. employers are looking at alternative ways to provide health care benefits to their retirees over the next three years, such as by replacing traditional group medical benefits for pre-Medicare retirees with subsidies to purchase individual insurance through a private marketplace, new research shows. Half of large U.S. employers are concerned
SHRM Report: Resilient Organizations Are Inclusive Ones
October 2, 2022
Since 2020, adverse economic events such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Great Resignation have forced companies to exercise resilience to keep their businesses afloat. A recent joint study by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and Gap International examined the importance of resilience during difficult times. A shared characteristic among resilient organizations: inclusiveness.
How to Know if Your Workers Are Ghost Quitting
September 17, 2022
Steadily and stealthily over the past several months, many of your workers have been “ghost quitting,” which means they aren’t leaving their jobs, but they’re mentally checking out. Some of these workplace specters are unhappy and would love for nothing more than to quit outright, but they may be afraid of the attendant risks. In
Why you should be hiring neurodiverse talent
September 3, 2022
Digital skills form the backbone of many of the UK’s core industries, with our reliance on technology increasing by the day. As a result, a lack of digitally proficient individuals in the UK is an important issue which is coming to the fore. The digital skills crisis is a widespread issue with a lack of
IRS Extends Retirement Plan Amendment Deadlines Under SECURE and CARES Acts
August 14, 2022
The IRS is giving retirement plan sponsors three more years to make plan amendments under the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Sponsors of defined contribution plans generally now have until Dec. 31, 2025, to amend their plans if they took advantage
U.S. Employers Boost Pay Budgets Despite Recession Concerns
July 30, 2022
Salary budgets for U.S. employees are projected to increase in 2023, mainly influenced by a labor market with more open jobs than people to fill them and inflation’s impact on employees’ pay expectations, despite signs that the economy is slowing. Consultancy WTW’s July Salary Budget Planning Report found that companies are budgeting an overall average
Three ways to better manage remote and dispersed employees
July 16, 2022
One of the skills perhaps some managers may have been lacking over recent years is the ability to manage remote teams. Clearly, the recent disruptions to working practice have brought that skill sharply into focus but for many, it remains an elusive attribute. That said, despite the need for this flexible skill, it is not
