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A streamlined, efficient, clearly communicated onboarding process is crucial to finding — and keeping — the hard-won contingent talent your organization has added to your team.

People analytics can improve recruiting by giving you clues about what's working and what isn't, so you can get to the bottom of any challenges more quickly and spend your time and resources in the right places. Here's a look at the problems to watch for and the metrics to keep an eye on.

Creating schedules that work for everyone is hard, and maintaining them on the fly can be even harder. But being an employer that masters scheduling challenges can be a significant competitive advantage when it comes to hiring and retaining top talent.

Discover how data can be used to predict if and when an employee may decide to leave your organization. By knowing what to track, employers can start preparing ahead of an employee departure — and perhaps even fix underlying issues before employees decide to leave.

Data and people analytics can enable HR leaders to make more informed decisions about their organization, save money and build a more inclusive organizational culture.

Focus on these three areas to help reduce HR compliance risk exposure while also cutting costs.

Financial well-being and financial stability should not be either/or propositions in a workplace benefits package. They are both critical to supporting employees — financial stability gives them the tools, while financial well-being teaches them how to use those tools.

President Biden's new vaccine mandate comes with significant impacts for employers. Here's a look at some of the top questions and answers regarding this new program.

The Great Resignation is underway, but with the right approach to understanding staff needs and addressing key concerns, it's possible to minimize the impact of changing workplace expectations.

Benefits related to financial wellness, such as on-demand pay, have exponentially increased in popularity.