
Attrition versus turnover: What’s the difference and why does it matter?
Are employee attrition and turnover the same thing? We examine the differences, how they affect organizations and how to manage them.
Kelley began her HR career in 1990 and has experience working in a variety of industries and organizations. Her career has been focused primarily on employee relations, compliance, leaves of absence, disability, and organizational metrics. Kelley has an MBA and holds the designations of Senior Professional in Human Resources - California, and Senior Certified Professional. During her career, Kelley has taught the 12-week Professional in Human Resources and the Senior Professional in Human Resources certification course for the Human Resources Certification Institute’s certification test hosted by the Society of Human Resource Management’s San Diego chapter, served as an item writer and reviewer for the HRCI certification test content, and has served on two not-for-profit boards.
Are employee attrition and turnover the same thing? We examine the differences, how they affect organizations and how to manage them.
An employee assistance program shows compassion to employees without prying into their personal issues. Here’s how these programs can help.
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The American’s with Disabilities Act requires employers to engage in an interactive process with employees with qualifying disabilities. Details here.
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An employee who is continually calling in sick can create a major disruption in your business. Learn how to best address the situation so that your workforce – and company – stays on track.
Do you know the difference between a Health Care FSA and an HSA, or which one is better for you and your employees? Learn key features of each before you decide.
Providing a dedicated space for breastfeeding at work has been required by law since 2010. Do you know how breastfeeding laws apply to your business?
Drowning in HR to-dos? Outsourcing your human resources tasks can help. But first, learn how the two main types of HR outsourcing companies differ.
Want to help ensure the talented women in your workforce come back after maternity leave? Make the transition easier for them by applying these 12 tips.
Are your HR practices as flawless as you think they are? You may be missing the mark and not even know it. Avoid making any of these common HR mistakes.
A healthy workplace may be more productive and help lower insurance costs. But are the benefits of collecting information about employees’ health worth the possible risks?
Don’t wait to be prepared for a Department of Labor audit. Learn the audit process and implement proactive procedures using these tips.
An employee assistance program shows compassion to employees without prying into their personal issues. Here’s how these programs can help.
A succession plan isn’t just about finding talent within your company to fill positions. It’s a way to showcase growth opportunities and improve retention.
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