Hello everyone and welcome back to another “How HR Works” segment, your trusted source for HR industry trends and best practices. As the end of the year is upon us, we are pleased to share our top 10 year-end considerations for HR professionals to keep in mind. Current clients can contact their HR Works partner […]
In light of Thanksgiving approaching, it is an excellent time of year to evaluate how we thank and recognize our most valuable assets: our people. Before exploring recognition programs, employers must first ensure they are compensating their employees enough to take the issue of money off the table. Both formal and informal employee recognition will […]
Many employers are scratching their heads trying to understand the “quiet quitting” phenomenon and how to address it. Senior Director of HR Strategic Placements at HR Works, Adrienne Schleigh, recently had the opportunity to sit in on a panel with other HR professionals and Even Dawson at WXXI Public Broadcasting Council to discuss the topic. Here are […]
HR Works offers online training through our Learning Management System (LMS) with a catalog of over 300 courses for employees and managers, including state-mandated harassment trainings, professional development, HR, compliance, workplace safety, diversity, and more. As part of a recent update, clients now have access to the following newly-added courses: DIVERSITY Americans with Disabilities Act: An Overview for Managers Bridging […]
In the face of the great resignation over the past year many employers found themselves clamoring for recruiters, approaching a long-term problem (retention) with a short-term solution (hiring). Fast forward a few months and we’re seeing waves of layoffs affecting recruiters who were in many cases, hastily hired. How do these layoffs look to current […]
HR Works is pleased to announce an update to the New York State Harassment Prevention Trainings for Employees and Managers within our online Learning Management System (LMS), in response to the launch of New York’s free and confidential hotline that provides legal advice to individuals experiencing sexual harassment in the workplace. During the web-based training, users […]
It’s the point in the recruiting process that many Talent Acquisition Professionals see as more of a chore and less of a value-add when finalizing candidate selections; time to check references. Should a candidate be turned away solely due to a reference check? No, especially not in today’s market. That being said, there are a […]
As a follow up to the recent blog post about job hoppers, comes a topic that is often taken for granted by many employers: the optics of consistent position turnover. A position that has had significant turnover can be a red flag for candidates and guess what, in today’s market these candidates are absolutely asking […]
New York City’s (NYC) Pay Transparency Law requires that salary ranges be included in job postings. The law is scheduled to take effect on May 15, 2022, providing that the effective date is not pushed back due to proposed amendments. As we previously reported, the law applies to all employers with at least four employees […]
A common struggle among Talent Acquisition professionals is encountering candidates who have a history of job hopping. Seeing a candidate with 6+ jobs in a 10-year period is hard to overlook, and traditionally recruiters have viewed this as a failure in some way on the candidate’s part. Some may say that if you don’t stay […]
