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The Great Resignation Risk

Norman Marks

One of these has been in the news over the last months, called the Great Resignation Consider this set of survey results from ResumeBuilder.com. While many are focused on issues like cyber, saying it is perhaps the greatest source of risk to an organization today, I believe there are greater sources of concern. In the […].

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Navigating the Great Resignation

Lighter Capital

Navigating “The Great Resignation” and Lessons from a Lighter Capital portfolio company, by Melissa Widner, CEO Lighter Capital. The post Navigating the Great Resignation appeared first on Lighter Capital. Learn about mentor leadership & how to retain top talent.

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Nonprofits after the Great Resignation: Overcoming the workforce shortage

LaPorte

The post Nonprofits after the Great Resignation: Overcoming the workforce shortage first appeared on LaPorte. (authored by RSM US LLP) Nonprofits need to overcome the workforce shortage. Organizations must innovate because the labor market will remain tight for the foreseeable future.

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Navigating the Great Resignation

Lighter Capital

Navigating “The Great Resignation” and Lessons from a Lighter Capital portfolio company, by Melissa Widner, CEO Lighter Capital. The US has been in the “great resignation” since late 2020. In my first year, we had only one regrettable resignation, but in September 2021 we had three within a few weeks of each other.

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The Great Resignation: when will it all be over?

Vested

It started during the pandemic lockdown when thousands of employees decided they would take the opportunity to start a new business or find a fresh opportunity, and the phrase, the ‘ Great Resignation ’ was born.

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The Great Resignation, Talent Shortages, Inflation, Recession … Maybe Bonuses Can Help!

Trout CPA

It will come as no surprise that bonuses (including all forms of variable pay for purposes of this discussion) are far more prevalent in the for-profit than the nonprofit sector. For many people, bonuses are believed to be appropriate, or perhaps unavoidable, among for-profits but often viewed as inappropriate or unnecessary for nonprofits.

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The Compensation Committee’s Evolving Role in Human Capital Management

Harvard Corporate Governance

Many leaders delved into human capital management (HCM) when the economy was booming, just before the Great Resignation. Boards and compensation committees worked to understand talent issues and make their companies more attractive, inclusive, and engaging. more…)