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More than a third of survey respondents plan to make a change to their HR structure before the end of 2014. Towers Watson says that among those organizations planning change, 74% say its to improve operational efficiencies.
August 28 -
We talk with our 2013 winner about global benefits administration and what makes the HR calling so special.
August 26 -
The ruling sets up a split between federal appeals courts that makes it more likely the U.S. Supreme Court will eventually consider the dispute over the ACA requirement for for-profit firms.
July 30 -
Total Rewards program offers employees a comprehensive look at everything that is included in their compensation, aiming to show workers the whole picture, because many only consider their base salary.
July 29 -
Employers should prepare for potential problems by drafting clear policies and thoughtful procedures on bring-your-own-device setups.
July 18 -
A benefits microsite can be a way to break through communications clutter and focus on a singular message.
June 26 -
Ric Edelman, chairman and CEO of Edelman Financial Services, told his Chicago audience that a combination of factors including a misunderstanding of exponential growth and its effect on compounding interest have led workers to short-term planning that can be deadly to 401(k)s and other defined contribution plans.
June 19 -
Chief people officer Jeff Perkins says he took HR at NPR to a far more prominent and decision-making position, and that HR professionals always need to leverage opportunities such as new facilities or outgoing senior leadership.
June 18 -
Casinos have the largest percentage of employees on FMLA leave with 49% in a given year, FMLASource reports; they also rank the highest in intermittent leave (58%) and average duration of an intermittent leave (17 days).
June 6 -
Communication of benefits isn't easy. It's one of the reasons we pay tribute to the best of internal communication of benefits every year with the i-COMM Awards. Here's how to enter.
May 31
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Sixty-six percent of U.S. employers report a bad-fit employee has had a measurable negative impact in a new survey from CareerBuilder. France reported the lowest level of instances, with 53%; Russia was highest with 88%.
May 8 -
While the issue affects only a limited number of employees, it can result in significant costs for companies that have to move workers out of the U.S. or in lost productivity from dealing with an employees or partners immigration status.
May 1 -
Now in their 22nd year, the Benny Awards recognize excellence in the employee benefits/human resources field. Awards are granted to employee benefit or human resource practitioners directly involved in the management of employee benefit programs.
April 25
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From old communication tactics like the porcelain press and benefits road shows to new ones like blogs and social networking, Life Technologies left no medium to chance when it rolled out its full-replacement shift to a consumer-driven health plan.
April 15 -
Every company lives and dies by the talent it has access to, says SendHub co-founder Garrett Johnson, who claims he could lose invaluable workers once the national supply of H-1B visas runs out.
April 3 -
On the second day of arguments over one of the countrys most polarizing issues, the courts majority suggested the federal government overstepped its authority with the Defense of Marriage Act, which limits the benefits available to gay couples.
March 28 -
Employment attorney Jonathan Segal told attendees at yesterdays SHRM legislative event that benefits pros need to show employees their softer, more human side. Dont treat employees as plaintiffs waiting to happen, he said.
March 12 -
Behavioral psychology plays a key role in crafting meaningful and effective employee recognition programs.
March 1 -
As high-deductible health plans become more popular, employers should take special note of gaps in employees understanding to make sure the plan is utilized as intended.
February 1 -
The House of Representatives voted late Tuesday night on a Senate-backed plan to avoid the fiscal cliff of automatic spending cuts and tax increases. However, 77% of U.S. households will face higher tax rates this year because the deal allowed the payroll tax cut to expire.
January 2