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Preventing Workplace Alienation: Solutions for Improving Employee Retention and Morale
Talent-Management
Preventing Workplace Alienation: Solutions for Improving Employee Retention and Morale

The workplace can be a daunting and intimidating environment. With tight deadlines and high expectations, it can be easy for employees to become overwhelmed and unmotivated. It is essential for employers to create a positive environment in which personnel feel appreciated and valued for their contributions to ensure increased motivation and productivity in the workplace. A recent survey conducted by

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Leverage AI Technology to Optimize the Recruitment Process
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Leverage AI Technology to Optimize the Recruitment Process

In today’s highly competitive job market, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly powerful tool for employers seeking to hire the best candidate for a particular position. AI technology has revolutionized the recruitment process, allowing employers to more quickly and efficiently identify the ideal candidate, discover potential opportunities, and measure important Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). By leveraging AI, recruiters and

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Changes in Interview Practices Due to the Pandemic
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Changes in Interview Practices Due to the Pandemic

The world has changed drastically in the past 24 months due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Businesses have had to rapidly adapt to a new virtual environment, and this includes the hiring process. Virtual hiring is the use of digital resources and recruiting tools to find and interview potential candidates, regardless of their distance or location. This method of hiring offers

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NLRB Issues Ruling Impacting Employer-Prepared Severance Agreements
Employment Law
NLRB Issues Ruling Impacting Employer-Prepared Severance Agreements

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently issued a decision which has the potential to greatly impact the way employers approach termination contracts. The ruling stated that employers are not allowed to include in severance agreements language which prevents employees from filing complaints with the NLRB or other agencies. This has caused a stir among employers, as they now must

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