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How to start an internship program that attracts top talent

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It requires thoughtful planning, compliance with legal regulations and a clear understanding of how to provide a meaningful experience for interns while meeting organizational goals. Legal considerations and compliance Internship programs must comply with employment laws, which can vary by region. For example, in the U.S.,

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Create a hiring policy: 6 steps to improve your process

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That team may include your: Hiring managers HR team Legal staff or counsel. Questions the team should consider when developing a formal hiring process include: How many rounds of job interviews do we need and how many people need to get involved in the first, second and third interviews? The first thing you need to do?

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Employee offboarding strategy: Saying farewell the right way

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Your company probably has an onboarding strategy and orientation process for new hires. Similarly to the onboarding process, your company has legal obligations to fulfill when an employee leaves. Conduct an exit interview. Does your company have an offboarding strategy as well? You should.

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Using personality tests in the workplace

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This test is best for: Post-employment ( not for the hiring process) Onboarding New work groups Conflict management. Five-Factor based personality tests are best for: Pre-employment screening Generating meaningful interview questions. This data would also help create a legal defense if you were to receive a discrimination claim.

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5 ways a PEO can serve as a strategic partner for midsize businesses

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Once businesses reach the 50-employee threshold , expand into other states and municipalities or hire remote employees who reside elsewhere, they can be subject to more legal and regulatory complexities. How can midsize businesses benefit from PEOs?

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How to become a veteran-friendly employer

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Once you bring them onboard, you’ll want to do everything you can to retain them in your workforce for the long term. Remember: A resume reveals only about 10% of the information uncovered in an actual interview. But what does it take to become known as a veteran-friendly employer?

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High-volume hiring for startups: 7 tips for success

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In the realm of a rising tide lifts all boats, make sure all your hiring managers keep other departments in mind when screening and interviewing candidates. Focus on the person’s skills, attitudes and whether they’re well prepared for the interview. Are you legally authorized to work in the U.S.? Focus on retention.