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Four Secrets to Recruiting and Retaining the Class of 2014

Achievers

What can employers do to ensure that the bright and energized class of 2014 will want to work for them? The Class of 2014 is no different from prior graduates – they’re tapping into their networks to talk directly to employers. Yes, the Class of 2014 just finished school. Here are four secrets revealed.

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Are you ready for the Class of 2014? 5 Strategies to Motivate the Incoming Workforce

Achievers

The Class of 2014 was born in the 90s, and likely doesn’t remember the world before the Internet. The Class of 2014 needs to understand and be aligned with the corporate mission, vision, and goals. Career advancement opportunities are another factor that the Class of 2014 considers when deciding where to work.

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Forbes and CareerBuilder reveal why your top talent is leaving in 2014

Achievers

Forbes published an article about how CareerBuilder recently surveyed over 3,000 workers to find out who is most likely to change jobs in 2014, what employees value most from their employer, and most importantly—what it will take to retain them. The biggest mistake employers make is assuming they know what matters to employees.

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Motivosity

HR Lineup

Motivosity is a web-based employee recognition and appreciation platform that helps businesses improve employee engagement, retention, and productivity. The company was founded in 2014 with the aim of creating a more positive work culture that encourages employees to feel valued and motivated.

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10 Rules for Employee Retention Your Competition Will Hate

Insperity

For example, Indiana Pacers guard Paul George received a $7 million bonus when he achieved the honor of being selected to the All-NBA team in 2014. If you have employees who are tied to sales, consider offering them commission on top of their base salary. Performance bonuses are common in professional sports.

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Research on the Impact Total Compensation Statements Have on Retention & Recruitment

COMPackage

There is a growing body of research that suggests that companies that issue total compensation statements to their employees can enjoy a number of benefits, including: Improved employee satisfaction and engagement leading to increased employee retention.

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10 Rules for Employee Retention Your Competition will Hate

Insperity

For example, Indiana Pacers guard Paul George received a $7 million bonus when he achieved the honor of being selected to the All-NBA team in 2014. If you have employees who are tied to sales, consider offering them commission on top of their base salary. Performance bonuses are common in professional sports.