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The Business Case for Increasing Pay for Low-Level, High-Turnover Jobs
Some firms are finding that offering higher wages to low-level, hourly employees is giving them a competitive advantage in today’s high-turnover environment.
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Talent10x: Does Government Have An Employer Brand Problem?
In this week’s Talent10x, Frank Kalman talks with former U.S. State Department employee Wayne Bobby about how the government can brand itself as a more attractive place to work among millennial workers.
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Talent10x: How Jellyvision Changed the Game of Quitting by Abolishing Two Weeks’ Notice
Frank Kalman talks with the Chicago-based technology company’s top people executive about how it got rid of the notion of two weeks’ notice in favor of a more open and transparent quitting policy.
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Is the Notion of Two Weeks’ Notice Obsolete? One Company Has An Alternative
When employees quit, two weeks of notice is rarely enough time for an employer to fill their position. Are there alternatives? One company has an option.
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Training vs. Student Loan Repayment: Where’s the Greater ROI?
Look to the future and invest in L&D rather than loan repayment.
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6 Ways Small Businesses Can Outcompete Large Firms on Talent
Larger companies have many advantages when it comes to attracting talent. These are six ways smaller firms can compete.
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The Experience Engine: How Firms Are Creating Employee Experiences to Attract Top Talent
The race for top talent begins with leaders’ ability to create unique employee experiences.