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Why Workforce Planning is Important to Your Business

Wikipedia offers this definition: Workforce planning is a continual process used to align the needs and priorities of the organization with those of its workforce to ensure it can meet its legislative, regulatory, service and production requirements and organizational objectives. Does the organization have a clear picture of what the organization’s current and future workforce…

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The Guide to Listen First Recruitment Marketing

Where do you start with recruitment marketing? Effective recruitment marketing should always begin with listening. In this episode, Katrina shares her take on employer brand vs. recruitment marketing, best practice in recruitment communications, tips & tricks around job descriptions, application processes, understanding what candidates want and much more. For most of Katrina’s career, she has…

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How to Prevent a Cyber Attack at Work

It seems like there’s news of a cyber attack every day. From retailers to credit reporting bureaus and even identity theft monitoring companies, no company appears to be immune from cyber attacks’ devastating financial and brand impact.  Is your company ready for a cyber attack? A data report by Verizon indicates that the most common…

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What’s the ROI on Employee Wellness Programs?

Nothing in life is free – well most things aren’t. But delivering a comprehensive corporate wellness program does inevitably come at a cost – especially if companies want to ensure their employees health and mental wellbeing are looked after. So is it worth investing in implementing an employee wellness program? What will employers get out…

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Developing a Health Strategy for Optimum Business Performance

Employees are the core asset of any business, and for every $1 invested in employee wellness, a business saving of $2.50 is made from reduced sick leave and improved staff retention. While many employers are aware of the benefits of promoting health and wellbeing, often it’s done on an ad-hoc basis, which makes it hard…