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EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION: WHY IT IS IMPORTANT, HOW DO YOU MEASURE IT & WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE RESULTS, PART #2

In Part 1 we identified four major reasons why understanding your employees level of satisfaction is important. Here in Part 2 we’ll identify factors that impact employee satisfaction. Employees are not a monolithic group. Obvious you say? If so, why

Posted in Employee & Labor Relations

EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION: WHY IT IS IMPORTANT, HOW DO YOU MEASURE IT & WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE RESULTS, PART #1

With all of the emphasis on the labor shortage, what is sometimes overlooked is that one part of the solution is for employers to understand the level of satisfaction amongst their current employees.  Too often, the determination of their satisfaction

Posted in Employee & Labor Relations

FINDING EMPLOYEES: THE IN’S & THE OUT’S, PART 2

As even Captain Obvious knows, there are two basic categories of individuals within the labor force. Simply stated, there are: 1) Active candidates – individuals who have their resumes on job sites, have contacted recruiters & let those in their

Posted in Talent Acquisition, Executive Search, Employment & Employee Retention

FINDING EMPLOYEES: THE IN’S & THE OUT’S, PART 1

If you are reading this, you almost assuredly know this statement to be true – “Right now, finding good employees is as hard (or even harder) than ever.” Let me pose some important questions: 1) Is your posting an ad

Posted in Talent Acquisition, Executive Search, Employment & Employee Retention

THE RECRUITING & RETENTION PERFECT STORM, PART 3

In Part 1, we looked at several aspects of this perfect storm, including: The unfavorable to employers imbalance between talent supply and demand The pent up desire by employees to move to a new position The cost of replacement of

Posted in Talent Acquisition, Executive Search, Employment & Employee Retention

The Recruiting & Retention Perfect Storm, Part 2

In Part 1, we looked at several aspects of this perfect storm, including: The unfavorable to employers imbalance between talent supply and demand The pent up desire by employees to move to a new position The cost of replacement of

Posted in Talent Acquisition, Executive Search, Employment & Employee Retention

The Recruiting & Retention Perfect Storm, Part 1

This is a series that continues Trinity’s May 17th article related to the labor market. In this 1st part of this series of articles, I’m focusing on turnover & its cost to employees. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that

Posted in Talent Acquisition, Executive Search, Employment & Employee Retention

THE LABOR SHORTAGE: REASONS & TRINITY SUGGESTIONS TO MEET THIS CHALLENGE

We are in an extremely challenging time in terms of the labor market. The economic recovery has many employers hiring, but they cannot find nearly enough qualified applicants. The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Report by the U.S. Bureau of

Posted in Talent Acquisition, Executive Search, Employment & Employee Retention

BENEFIT PLAN NOTICES…NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED, Part 3

Sadly, one of your employees has decided to move on for a new opportunity.  Now that they have left, you have no further responsibilities for benefit plan notices, right?  Nope, there are still several required notices for which you are

Posted in Benefits Management, HR Legal & Compliance

BENEFIT PLAN NOTICES…NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED, Part 2

Your employee has been onboarded, you provided all of the disclosures for health and welfare plans as required, and now you can sit back and contemplate a job well done. Don’t contemplate too long because your disclosure tasks have just

Posted in Benefits Management, HR Legal & Compliance