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5 Topics to Communicate to Employees Before Going Back to the Office

Achievers

Now that more of the United States is opening up, millions of Americans are returning to work. To help employees adjust to office life post-quarantine, you’ll need to be ready to communicate important changes and new procedures so they feel safe and comfortable being there each day. Office layout changes.

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Why Organizational Culture Is a Competitive Differentiator 

Achievers

Healthy and engaged employees who believe in their company’s core mission — employees who feel heard, are recognized, and encouraged to become the best that they can be. . Having a culture strategy in place will provide employees greater clarity and focus, resulting in stronger productivity and business results. .

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HR Chatbots: Using AI to Engage Employees

Achievers

Our world keeps moving online — and work is no exception. Without frequent two-way conversations, it’s tough for managers to establish and maintain relationships with their employees, make meaningful changes, and encourage better performance. Chatbots work because so many people are already familiar with digital communication.

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10 Essential Remote Working Tips

Achievers

Try to make it a habit to send recognitions to colleagues for a job well done; this can help foster a strong sense of community with your colleagues. Remember: 82 percent of employees “strongly” or “somewhat” agree they wish they received more recognition. . Practice frequent recognition .

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Building a Great Candidate Experience in Hospitality

Hireology

It’s about the overall effectiveness of your hiring process — everything from how you communicate and continue to keep candidates engaged to how you portray your company online and in-person. Keep the process concise and use skills tests to garner any additional information that you may not uncover from a resume.

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3 major benefits challenges for HR and how to solve them

WEX Inc.

From the rising costs of healthcare and benefits packages to retaining and recruiting to helping employees understand their benefits to the ever-changing regulatory landscape, HR teams face many challenges that present obstacles to organizational success. But what drives employees to seek care, and what barriers stand in their way?

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Employee Satisfaction Surveys: Questions and Tips

Achievers

Your employees spend a great deal of time at work, but do they enjoy being there? Only 17% of employees believe their on the job experience is exceptional, and employees are twice as likely to rate their company poorly as HR professionals. That’s where employee satisfaction surveys come in.

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