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Authentically Gen Z: The Values, Aspirations & Drivers That Will Re-Define The Future Of Work

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This article was written by Deborah Nemeth and Megan Skaalen , and was originally published on Work Design Magazine. Census Bureau and an article published by Bloomberg, Gen Z comprises 20.3% Amenities, Benefits & Salary: A Shifting Mindset. Image courtesy of SmithGroup. of the U.S. Technology & Flexibility Reign.

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Career Success A to Z: L is for Lifelong Learning

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This article is part of a series. Learn more about it and access links to other articles in the series here. All too often, people ask me if it’s worthwhile to attain a specific certification or take an expensive course to get ahead at work. As humans, we have been endowed with the amazing gift of intellect.

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Finance for Recruitment Entrepreneurs

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As already explained in my previous article ( The Recruitment Prerequisites | Getting Started ), I recommend establishing a Limited Liability company (a C Corporation) rather than a ‘proprietorship’. For the purpose of finance, your company will be treated as a separate legal entity, i.e. separate than the promoter (or shareholders).

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Recruiters Must Avoid These 7 Hiring Mistakes At All Costs

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As per the US Department of Labour, the cost of making a bad hiring decision can be as much as 30% of an employee's annual salary. So for instance, if an employee makes $80,000 per year, that's a whopping $24,000 in lost expenses. An existing staff member is already well aware of your company's policies.

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Recruiters Must Avoid These 7 Hiring Mistakes At All Costs

Recruit CRM

As per the US Department of Labour, the cost of making a bad hiring decision can be as much as 30% of an employee's annual salary. So for instance, if an employee makes $80,000 per year, that's a whopping $24,000 in lost expenses. An existing staff member is already well aware of your company's policies.

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4 Ways To Financially Support Your Employees (Other Than Raises)

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Here are some actionable tips that employers can take to help their employees prepare for economic downturns and unexpected expenses. Without simply increasing wages, what course of action can employers take to prepare their employees for economic downturns and unexpected expenses? Unfortunately, this just isn’t the case.

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So do assistants think the role has diversified?

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Here are your responses… “Very interesting article but not surprising. Last September I successfully negotiated a change in title and salary, but am still the lowest-paid manager in our company, even though I have more management experience than several other managers. Has the role really diversified?

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