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  • 14 May 2011 18:05 | JHRS (Administrator)
    Did you know that 87.5% of graduates entering the workforce in 2011 are planning to apply straight to the company they wish to work for - will that be your organization?

    In this white paper, you will learn:
    • Results from a nationwide survey distributed to over 8,000 graduating post secondary students
    • Trends and statistical data from the study and what this means to your organization
    • Where top performers from graduating classes will look for jobs
    • Five ways to recruit, retain and inspire top talent

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Recruiting/Staffing/Selection"
     sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 30 Apr 2011 19:32 | JHRS (Administrator)
    Estée Lauder -- the $7.8 billion cosmetics and beauty products giant founded in 1946 -- has grown to more than 25 brands in 140 countries. The company clearly knows its customers, 95% of whom are women.

    In a recent interview with Knowledge@Wharton, William Lauder, the company's executive chairman and the grandson of founder Estée Lauder, discussed the challenges of working in a family-owned business, the company's global growth aspirations and why the key to success is "getting women to put their hands together."


    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Change Management" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 30 Apr 2011 19:27 | JHRS (Administrator)
    "Performance reviews."

    The words strike fear and dread in the hearts of employees everywhere. Their angst is understandable: Performance reviews typically are not done often enough and all too often are done poorly. Recently, however, the increasing number of knowledge-based companies and a new generation of employees are dramatically changing the performance review process.


    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Performance Management" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 28 Apr 2011 20:06 | JHRS (Administrator)
    The best practices of a recruitment sourcing process should center on the social side of sourcing and recruiting, the art and craft of getting the best information to feed into the machine.
    • The process starts with having an effective, robust conversation with the hiring manager -- and truly listening
    • The process ends when you have enough valuable data to make it possible to find qualified candidates aligned with the organization's culture and style in the most efficient and cost-effective way possible.
    Although organizations often believe a bottleneck in their recruiting efforts is the result of a systems problem, more often than not it is the result of a skills deficit.  In other words, it’s a people problem.

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Recruiting/Staffing/Selection" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 28 Apr 2011 15:04 | JHRS (Administrator)
    Social recruiting has become an essential strategy for hiring unique talent, managing relationships with candidates and boosting employment brand recognition. Learn how to maximize your social recruiting ROI through concrete steps and best-in-class approaches used by leading brands.

    Find out how you can simply and efficiently recruit the best talent. You will learn how to:

    • Maximize referrals and hire qualified candidates on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter
    • Create engaging job seeker experience to make your career brand memorable
    • Enable personalization to initiate conversation and relationship with a candidate

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Recruiting/Staffing/Selection" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 23 Apr 2011 10:25 | JHRS (Administrator)

    Positive reinforcement is exponentially more powerful than negative reinforcement – regardless if it applies to students, athletes, or your employees.

    In a work setting, while employees love being recognized for a job well done, they continue to stay motivated and produce even better results when rewarded appropriately (a.k.a monetarily).

    But how do you choose which employees get rewarded? How much do you reward each employee? Do you have baselines and metrics established to fairly distribute rewards and recognition?

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Compensation & Benefits" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 23 Apr 2011 10:15 | JHRS (Administrator)
    It's been a tough couple of years, but the findings of this year's report indicate that the 'stormy weather' is behind us. According to the report, which is based on simultaneous global surveys of 3,199 participants, including executives, search firm consultants and corporate human resource professionals, companies are rebuilding their recession-depleted management ranks, driving up executive job creation and likewise, the executive search industry in 2011.

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Recruiting/Staffing/Selection" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 23 Apr 2011 10:12 | JHRS (Administrator)
    84% of HR and business leaders believe that providing career advancement opportunities to top performing employees is the most impactful way to retain them. Yet only 43% of organizations have put in place a systematic process for employee development.

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Talent &  Workforce Management" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 16 Apr 2011 18:36 | JHRS (Administrator)
    Almost all companies provide retirement benefits, typically through a combination of unfunded DB-type and/or externally funded DB or DC retirement schemes.

    As of March 2011, there are 10,630 new DB plans in Japan which cover approximately 6.5 million participants while as of January 2011, there are 3,459 DC plans covering an estimated 3.9 million participants.

    Download this report from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Compensation & Benefits" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)
  • 07 Apr 2011 00:45 | JHRS (Administrator)

    Research shows that an engaged workforce impacts business performance, and ultimately, shareholder value. Companies with more engaged employees have:

    • better financial performance
    • higher customer satisfaction
    • higher employee retention
    • more productive employees

    Companies with higher percentages of engaged employees perform better than their industry peers.

    Download this resource from The JHRS Knowledgebase under the "Talent & Workforce Management" sub-folder. (Requires Virtual or Premium Level access.)

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