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The Importance of Human Resource Policies and Procedures

HR Digest

Human Resource Policies and Procedures are an integral part of present-day organizations. Their importance is realized while dealing with the human resource in the organization so that the most ideal, appropriate and preset decision making can be applied such that the chances of arising of an issue thereafter can be curbed.

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Your New HR Reference Guide

Coaching Tip

Experienced human resource professionals and consultants, Barbara Mitchell and Cornelia Gamlem, share their 30+ years of first-hand experience in their completely revised and expanded, "THE BIG BOOK OF HR". Distinguishing the differences between negative and positive conflict is the first step in moving to collaboration.

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Job Candidates See Red Flags When Employers Refer to the Workplace as ‘Family’

HR Digest

Is it a red flag if an interviewer refers to the company as a ‘family’ during an interview? The Greenhouse report also found that some candidates lose interest in a position before even being interviewed. According to a study by People Managing People, nearly 1 in 5 job candidates think so.

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8 Meticulous Hiring Tactics to Land the Best People

Leading Blog

Finding, hiring, and developing great performers is the most important part of every manager’s job. Conduct multiple interviews – When filling a position, conduct multiple interviews with each candidate, and recruit staff members to take part in the separate interviews. Y OUR organization’s success comes down to who you hire.

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Are You Betting On the Wrong Job References?

Strategy Driven

Most of us can relate to this scenario: when completing an employment application, you are asked to identify a number of references (typically 3-5) for prospective employers to contact. However, it’s unlikely that these well-chosen references will be the deciding factor on whether you get that hoped-for new position.

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Is a career in HR right for you?

HR Digest

Reasons to Work in Human Resources. Human resources or HR, as it is popularly known, is a profession that is valued among the topmost of the list of best careers. The growth potential refers to prospects of growing and moving up in an HR role, earning a promotion and a raise. How to Get Started in Human Resources?

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Passing the Torch: The Vitality of Succession Planning in HR

HR Digest

Succession planning is an important part of human resources management. It involves identifying and developing key employees to ensure a smooth transition when current leaders retire, resign, or move to other positions within or outside of the organization. What is succession planning?