Entrepreneur: Why and How You Should Start an HR Program
Cash flow is, of course, a big concern for big companies and startups, alike. But when a micro business starts growing, it’s time to anticipate needs for human capital – employees.
Read MoreCash flow is, of course, a big concern for big companies and startups, alike. But when a micro business starts growing, it’s time to anticipate needs for human capital – employees.
Read MoreTo reach profit goals, leading organizations assess the performance of their human resources programs. If you want to accurately analyze the performance of your HR, at the very least you must research two areas.
Read MoreIf you manage the typical small or medium-size enterprise (SME), you’ve got your hands full just trying to stay profitable. So it’s imperative to be careful in dealing with your biggest expense – your employees.
Read MoreThere are ominous implications for human resources departments — from the same tech trends that have empowered consumers to force businesses into the digital age.
Read MoreIf you haven’t already, your human resources program should include updated plans for employee addiction recovery. Alcoholism, for example, costs the average business $7,000 annually. Consider these other disturbing statistics.
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