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The 7 Core HR Processes: Your Ultimate 2024 Guide

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Core HR processes include recruitment, employee onboarding , training and development, performance management , compensation and benefits , employee relations , and compliance. According to Gallup, only 29% of employees feel prepared for their new roles and are ready to thrive following onboarding.

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What to Know About Small Business Liability Insurance

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And insurance is meant to cover you — but what policy do business owners actually need? We can’t say what will work for your specific business, but we can lay out what to consider when choosing a policy, key insurance types in simple terms, and how to select a sound insurance policy. What insurance does a small business need?

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Decoding Life Insurance as an Employee Benefit

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Generally, health insurance, PTO days, and remote work tend to be the top core offerings. But there’s another bread and butter benefit that should be on your radar: life insurance. How does employer-sponsored life insurance work? Purchasing life insurance for your workers is fairly straightforward.

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Helping Employees Understand Health Insurance Costs

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But for businesses in which their employees select a plan from the government health insurance marketplace, open enrollment and explaining healthcare plans can be a complex topic for the HR team. In this article, we’ll break down how to explain the real cost of insurance. Premiums are only a fraction of health insurance costs.

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Talent Management: 10 Tips for a Successful Strategy

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Avoiding unnecessary costs It can be expensive to recruit and onboard new employees. Then, you onboard them and provide them with the necessary resources, tools, and training to perform their roles effectively. This usually takes the form of orientation and onboarding sessions and job-specific training.

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A Full Guide To the Human Resources Specialist Role

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This could also include collaborating with hiring managers to develop applicant criteria, conducting onboarding, helping resolve labor issues, and developing training materials, to name a few. Tasks may include: Managing compensation records Benchmarking of compensation Handling annual performance reviews. Training and development.

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Headcount Planning: An HR Practitioner’s Guide

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Mapping out a strategy of all the positions you need to hire and the recruitment expenses that go with it (job ads, staffing agency fees, onboarding costs) enables you to make an informed decision in planning your budget to account for your staffing requirements. Review the data you have in your HRIS, ATS and your headcount reporting.

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