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Use our free DE&I checklist to get started on your own audit, and find out what you can do to make your workplace a fairer, happier, and more productive place.
Use our free DE&I checklist to get started on your own audit, and find out what you can do to make your workplace a fairer, happier, and more productive place.
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In this guide, we’ll outline the primary benefits of an effective compensation strategy, and explain in detail how to go about carrying out your own salary analysis. We’ll also work through a free compensation analysis template that you can use to get started on your research.
What are the things that matter to IT and operations when bringing in a new HR tool? What factors should your HR leaders consider on behalf of these teams when choosing a new platform? We’ve compiled a checklist to help answer these questions when evaluating an HCM.
When modern working professionals feel respected and valued in their organization, it shows in ways that extend far beyond the quality of their work. In today's global hybrid and remote working world, engaged and empowered people bring a positive attitude and energy to the workplace. They're happy, secure, and satisfied in their roles. They'll put themselves forward to learn more, build great relationships with their colleagues, and relish their place on the team. Thriving work cultures like this attract top talent, encourage career development, and see great retention rates. So…
Are you and your people back in the office? Is your company taking a hybrid approach? Or is the work from home (WFH) setup working well for you? While some companies are regrouping into physical office spaces again—with people remembering the joys of a takeaway coffee on the daily commute—others are embracing a more flexible approach. Whatever your decision, as your people enjoy a better work-life balance, it’s not unusual for challenges to arise. Reducing the real-life contact with managers and colleagues afforded by office work can mean that some…
In an agile business environment, HR leaders and senior management are becoming ever more resourceful when planning flexible strategies for attracting, retaining, and developing the best talent. At the heart of these approaches lie human capital management strategies. These days, HR’s responsibilities have expanded significantly. Whereas in the past, HR teams might have focused on employee issues, pension plans, and timesheets, these days, they cover so much more. From work culture and benefits to performance management and learning and development programs, HR leaders and managers are now responsible for the…
What’s the clearest sign of a healthy workplace culture? In one word: communication. Open, honest, and constructive communication within and between teams is the glue that connects people to your company’s mission, objectives, and values and builds strong relationships that drive productivity. It helps your people feel trusted and valued, motivated and engaged. And in today’s competitive recruitment landscape, a healthy workplace culture and flexible environment have become key elements in attracting and retaining top talent. Professionals want to work for employers who listen to them, empower them, develop their…
HR audits are an essential means of understanding what’s really happening in your department by reviewing, revisiting, and interrogating your practices, processes, and systems.
An employee directory is one of the first steps you can take to protect your business culture. Not only does it make communication and connection easier within your company, supporting personal networks, but it is also the foundation of a healthy work culture that champions collaboration and mutual support.
It seems that everyone is talking about ‘people-centric cultures’ these days. In a competitive recruiting environment, professionals have more choice than ever. Job openings continue to grow in the U.S., and people can pick companies based on more than just their salary offers. As a result, businesses are racing to modernize their cultures, adopting healthier approaches to flexible work and hybrid work, and supporting the growth, development and happiness of their people. HR leaders understand that doing so not only improves employee welfare, productivity, and retention rates but also creates…
This HRIS requirements checklist will take you through all the must-have features of HRIS, why they’re important, and what to look for when doing your research.
How do you say goodbye? Parting ways with employees can be a tricky, even emotional affair. Depending on the context, it can feel like the cleanest thing is to limit communication and move forward with a replacement hire. However, an employee exit presents a golden opportunity to learn about your company, and in the longer term improve your retention and employee experience. The way you go about saying farewell says a lot about your company culture, and the effort you make to create a happy and healthy environment for everyone.…
So you’ve finalized your exciting new hire. You’ve been through the rough and rigorous hiring process and experienced some ups and downs. But now everything is finally falling into place. But wait, the hiring process doesn’t stop here. There’s a connecting road ahead to onboard this new employee. As HR leaders, you will be fully aware of how properly onboarding a new employee is key to making sure that they start off on the right foot, and to ensuring their continued success. But first things first, what exactly is onboarding? …
All good things come to an end. There will inevitably come a time in the course of business when an employer and employee part ways. Whether it’s a mutual shake of the hand and a wish of good luck or otherwise, it’s always best to say farewell in the best way possible. Offboarding employees can be a tricky process. But instead of saying goodbye, we like to think that in most cases, it may be more pertinent to borrow the German phrase auf wiedersehen, as this can be loosely translated…
Your employee handbook is the bible of your business. It’s the document that outlines your culture, your mission, your policies, and your expectations. Essentially everything that makes you, you. This is why creating the perfect employee handbook is such an important task. No matter the size of your company, having a well-written, structured handbook is key. With this in mind, we’ve drawn up an outline for the ultimate employee handbook. We’ve given you the structure of what should be in an effective employee handbook so that you can have the…