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Can’t find enough employees to fill your job openings? Take another look at your remote work policies. By Marlene Satter | October 29, 2019 at 10:15 AM A substantial 69.9 percent of people currently lacking jobs or “economically inactive” say that if they could work flexibly, they’d be interested in doing so. Companies that want to better their
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Companies that offer perks that speak to the well-being of their employees are more likely to attract and retain top talent. As competition for employees intensifies, the race to improve employer-based services is likely to result in better options for employees. A 2016 survey from Glassdoor found that 57 percent of people looking for jobs
By Marlene Satter | October 28, 2019 at 12:04 PM Studies have shown that unlimited time-off policies attract higher-quality workers, who not only are happier but produce better. f they’re just “talking points,” perks won’t do much to woo or keep employees—but if they’re meaningful to prospective or current employees, they can make the difference
An employer’s and agent’s guide to start discussing Life insurance with employees and clients. Life insurance may be one of those things that people just don’t like to talk (or even think) about. According to LIMRA1, more than 40 percent of Americans don’t have any form of life insurance. A full 84 percent say that
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AUGUST 9, 2019 BY PIVOT HEALTH EDITORS ·CATEGORIZED IN: FOR THE SELF-EMPLOYED The “gig” economy is flourishing. Approximately 57 million people in the United States do not have traditional full-time jobs but instead, have an “alternative” work arrangement. By 2020, it is estimated that 40% of U.S. workers will be independent contractors in some form, from ride-share drivers to freelancers. Without a traditional
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It’s scary when you hear about a friend or family member who has dealt with identity theft or fraud, but we are here to ease your mind with these 5 steps to master your medicare and prevent medicare fraud. 1. PROTECT YOUR INFORMATION: Be careful with who you send out your personal information to (like
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A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago and published in JAMA Network Open has found that 81 percent of antibiotics prescribed by dentists — who are among the top prescribers in the U.S., accounting for about 10 percent of all antibiotic prescriptions — to prevent infections prior to dental visits are
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Once upon a time employers took a much different approach to replacing talent and the costs associated. Unemployment are at lows not seen in two decades,1 and those old approaches are no longer working. Employers face competition for talent, and the costs associated with turnover can seriously affect the company bottom line. An uphill climb
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ARTICLE January 15, 2019By: Jane Koppelman Topics: U.S. State Policy Projects: Dental Campaign Read time: 4 min 4 trends to watch at the state, industry levels (https://halcyonliving.co.uk) (Ultram)
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