Thursday, May 5, 2011

BlogNotions HR Newsletter May, 2011

May 4, 2011

Building a Business Case for a Vendor Management System
Optimizing Total Compensation: Effective Approaches to Avert a Retention Crisis
Diversity Executive
Lance Haun
Lance Haun is Community Director for ERE Media and blogger at Rehaul.com.
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Steve Bruce
Stephen D. Bruce is a PHR-certified, award-winning author with many years of experience covering HR topics.
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Jim Stroud
Jim Stroud is a "Searchologist" (someone adept at online research) with an expertise in the full life-cycle placement of Executive and Technical personnel, Recruitment Research and Competitive Intelligence.
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David Zinger
David Zinger, M.Ed., is an employee engagement writer, educator, speaker, coach, and consultant.
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Terrence Seamon
Terrence "Terry" Seamon is a Training and Organization Development consultant. A coach, blogger, and transitionist, Terry is ready to help individuals, teams, and organizations facilitate change to achieve results.
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Employee Engagement: You can Change Anything (The Book)

by David Zinger

Change Anything ��� The New Science of Personal Success

What? Change Anything is a new book from Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, David Maxfield, Ron McMillan and Al Switzler. The book is dedicated to Albert Bandura and is based on the insights and principles of Albert Bandura and other social scientists. Change Anything offers a solid research-based [...]

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Hiring The Best Is A Big Mistake

by Lance Haun

Too many companies hire the best candidate from their shortlist.

No, I didn���t make a typo in that sentence.�� Hiring the best candidate���the most qualified, the one with the highest levels of each sought-for skill, the smartest, best track-record, stand out candidate���is almost always a mistake.

Don���t get me wrong.�� ���Best��� is, you know, a worthy goal.�� [...]

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Making Your Workplace Happy

by Terrence Seamon

I recently read a great blog entry by UK performance coach Joan Henshaw called 4 Ways to Delight Your Employees where she says:

“Most of the business owners and managers I work with genuinely want their employees to be happy at work. Why wouldn���t they? For one thing, happy employees are always far more productive than [...]

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How To Search Job Boards You Never Heard Of

by Jim Stroud

Do you know how many job boards there are online? What are you thinking? 20��� 40���? 100���? There is an organization called ���International Association of Employment Web Sites��� and according to them there are more than 40,000 employment sites that serve job seekers, employers and recruiters worldwide. (See for yourself at: [...]

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Most Prevalent Incentive Payments? Survey Says …

by Steve Bruce

Approximately one-third of employers report that their organizations supplement wages and salaries with cash incentives in the form of individual or team awards, spot bonuses, and similar payments, according to a recent survey of Cash Compensation practices conducted by the HR Daily Advisor.

Long term incentive bonuses were most frequently reported to be paid to employees [...]

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