Podcast: Tips for Making Performance Reviews as Painless as Possible

On this month’s HR podcast Rob, Scott, and Jason tackle the challenge of making performance reviews less painful and more productive. Discover valuable tips, such as training supervisors on effective review techniques, fostering open communication throughout the year, and accentuating the positives rather than solely focusing on the negatives. Learn how to address raises transparently and avoid last-minute scrambles by scheduling reviews ahead of time. Don’t miss this episode filled with practical strategies to enhance your performance review process and keep your employees motivated year-round!

Podcast: Tips for Making Performance Reviews as Painless as Possible

Contact us with any questions you may have or for future topic suggestions, we’re here to help: hr@employco.com

(Exhibit City News) People on the Move

Exhibit City News

Rob was recently featured in the “People on the Move” section of the July/Aug/Sept issue of Exhibit City News.

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Rob Wilson, President of Employco USA was named to the National Small Business Association (NSBA) Leadership Council. The nation’s oldest small business advocacy organization, the NSBA Leadership Council provides networking between small-business advocates to address issues facing the small business community. This includes tax reform, government regulations, and health care costs.

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HR Chat w/Employco USA: Workplace Planning for Natural Disasters

Join Rob and Jason in this HR Chat as they discuss planning in advance for natural disasters in the workplace. They cover notification procedures, remote work processes, digital records, scouting secure areas and offsite locations, evacuation routes, loss control, and more.

If you’d like more guidance on this topic we have a PDF pamphlet available with more crisis-management information that can be useful for your organization.

Contact us at hr@employco.com, we’re happy to help!

HR Newsletter: Supreme Court Hands Down Several Decisions

HR Newsletter: Supreme Court Hands Down Several Decisions

The U.S. Supreme Court issued several consequential decisions addressing religious accommodations, the Biden administration’s student debt relief plan, and affirmative action as its most recent term ends. These cases’ rulings will likely have major impacts on employers, altering established labor and employment laws and workplace practices. The below article provides additional information regarding these decisions.

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HR Newsletter: Major Health Insurers Warn of Increased Medical Costs

HR Newsletter: Major Health Insurers Warn of Increased Medical Costs

Major health insurers UnitedHealth and Humana are warning about a jump in medical costs this year due to higher-than-anticipated demand for surgeries and other medical procedures. Insurers have benefited from nonurgent surgery delays during the COVID-19 pandemic and hospital staffing shortages. In fact, some individuals, especially older adults, put off elective procedures during the height of the pandemic. As care patterns continue shifting back to pre-pandemic norms, many individuals are catching up on their elective care and now opting for procedures.

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HR Newsletter: New Offboarding Guide

HR Newsletter: New Offboarding Guide

At some point, an employee will eventually move on from an organization. When that time comes, a well-prepared offboarding process can significantly enhance the efficiency and success of the transition. Offboarding refers to how an organization handles a departing employee—with the ultimate goal of an amicable separation. It can encompass a number of steps to support a smooth employment separation, including finalizing payroll, completing tax paperwork, retrieving company property, terminating access to company systems and files, facilitating knowledge transfers, and maintaining a respectable employer-employee relationship.

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HR Newsletter: Helping Employees Feel Heard

HR Newsletter: Helping Employees Feel Heard

Employees who feel disregarded by their organization are more likely to get frustrated, feel burnt out, and quit. Forbes listed being unheard by supervisors and feeling “overlooked or ignored” as two of the top ten reasons employees leave their jobs. This can devastate employee retention rates, increasing hiring costs and making it challenging for employers to keep talented workers. Conversely, a study by workforce management organization Ultimate Kronos Group (UKG) found that organizations are more likely to perform well financially when employees feel heard, engaged, and have a sense of belonging.

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(Family Business Magazine) NextGens to Watch 2023

Congratulations Griffen on being selected by Family Business Magazine as one of their NextGens to Watch for 2023! Your passion and commitment to the company have made a significant impact, and this recognition is a testament to your abilities.

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“I have always admired the grit and passion my father and grandfather have had for our business,” Griffen says. “I remember being a very young boy and going to the office with my grandmother to visit my grandfather for lunch. He was so engrossed in his work he never wanted to leave, even for lunch!”

“From this early impression to interning as a high schooler and becoming familiar with the operations of all the different departments, I’ve always had a passion for working with family. Now, as a respected leader of our organization, there is nothing that compares to being an integral part of a family legacy. I’m proud to be able to build on the foundation of what two strong generations ignited.”

Read more: https://www.familybusinessmagazine.com/nextgens-watch-2023

Congratulations Griffen Wilson