Goldman aims for diversity with hiring goals | "Ghosting" an employer might haunt the next job search | N.C. government workers claim transgender discrimination
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Goldman Sachs has established "aspirational goals" to increase workers from underrepresented groups. The company has mandated that 50% of analysts and entry-level employees added in the US must be women, 14% must be Latino and 11% must be black. CNBC (3/19)
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Recruiting & Retention
"Ghosting" an employer might haunt the next job search More recruiters are experiencing "ghosting," in which people do not show up for a job or a job interview. People might develop a bad reputation in an industry by doing this, and that will not bode well for them if the job market takes a downturn, communication specialist John Feldmann writes. Forbes (3/14)
Performance management needs conversations You've heard you need to turn performance management into performance conversations. But has anyone coached you how to actually do that? Download our e-book "Performance Manifesto" to get real-world, practical lessons on how to have a productive session. Plus extra resources inside!
Create a Culture of Well-being How can you improve the health and well-being of employees at work, home and in their communities? Learn to build a culture of well-being that boosts performance and enhances the employee experience. Explore the five pillars of behavior change today.
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Strategies for Success from TrainingMag.com
Tips for a successful remote workplace experience Companies can and should foster a compelling culture for remote workers, writes Paul Gentile, senior director of product marketing at LogMeIn. Gentile offers tips for building such a culture, including making participation fun and hiring workers who support the vision. Training magazine (3/15)
Mobile Device Usage is a Threat to Data Security 74% of global IT leaders reported a data breach due to a mobile security issue. Discover how cybersecurity is shifting to meet the needs of a mobile world, and why it's critical to not fall behind. Learn how to protect your organization from mobile threats in The Convergence of InfoSec & Mobile.
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Benefits & Compensation
Take holistic approach to helping employees with finances A holistic approach to benefits with a focus on financial wellness can help medical practices promote the financial well-being of employees. Practices should use a different approach for different age groups and should consider benefits for student loans, retirement and employee purchasing programs. MD Magazine online (3/13)
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The HR Leader
Executives need something besides work in their lives Executives can't share everything with subordinates, but without enough connection outside of work they risk becoming isolated, depressed and prone to destructive behaviors, writes INSEAD professor Manfred Kets de Vries. "If life consists of only work and no play, executives are at risk of losing their sense of balance," he writes. INSEAD Knowledge (3/14)
Lack of effort bends me out of shape.
Bernadette Locke-Mattox, first woman to serve as assistant coach for a men's NCAA Division I basketball team
NCAA's March Madness basketball tournament is March 19 to April 8, and March is Women's History Month
