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Raising the (Minimum Wage) Bar

JazzHR

Following raises in 2007 and 2008, the federal minimum wage hasn’t budged since 2009, when the government set the wage at $7.25 Employers that raise their wages before it’s legally mandated to do so can benefit from higher employee satisfaction and retention rates.

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5 Things You Should Do to Get Your Employees to Stay Longer

Linkedin Talent Blog

In a recent survey by Deloitte , 78% of business leaders ranked employee retention as important or urgent. Yet, earlier this year the Department of Labor reported that employee turnover is at its highest level since 2008. Cleary, employers retention efforts are failing. Unhappy with compensation. Issues with management.

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Retirements vs Quits: Getting to the Bottom of the Great Resignation

Slayton Search Partners

But the sore truth is that millions of employees continue to re-evaluate their careers and seek new opportunities, leaving employers to redefine their retention initiatives. The topic of employee retention quickly took center stage, while wages rose ever higher against the landscape of an increasingly competitive talent market.

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21 Ways to Lead With Your Employer Brand Now (RallyFwd Recap)

Rally Recruitment Marketing

At RallyFwd, she shared her story of going through the recession back in 2008 while working at Robert Half. And while Chantell points out that compensation and stability may take priority for many candidates right now to ensure they have a livelihood, once the crisis is behind us, purpose will become important again.

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The Evolution of Retirement: From Pensions to 401(k)s and What It Means for Employee Retention

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Finding, recruiting, and retaining that talent is consequently extremely important as well, and businesses have many strategies aimed at retention, from creating diverse and inclusive workspaces to tenure-based bonuses and advancement schemes. But what ever happened to the ultimate corporate retention tool—the mighty pension?

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Wages, Employee Retention and Benefits Align to Create Recruitment’s “Perfect Storm”

Recruiting Daily

Wage growth continues to run hot, with increases expected to continue into 2022, and at the highest levels since 2008’s Great Recession. Start-up companies, for instance, have been offering equity at an increasing rate to boost their compensation packages and reduce attrition. In total, wages and salaries increased 4.5%

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Implement These Programs to Keep Talent From Ghosting You

Glassdoor for Employers

In fact, workers 55 and over accounted for 49% of all employment gains last year (Source: TLRanalytics, Comments on December Employment, 2019), and you’ll have to go back to the 2008 financial crisis to understand why. To stay afloat back then, companies removed layers of middle management from their workforce.

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