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12 09, 2016

Peoplescape’s Take on Talent Management Trends from California HR Conference

By |2018-04-11T16:16:46-07:00September 12, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, HR Advisory & Facilitation, Talent Management|Comments Off on Peoplescape’s Take on Talent Management Trends from California HR Conference

  When Human Resource professionals gathered in Long Beach for the PIHRA California HR Conference on August 30th, discussions -- both formal and informal -- focused on emerging and future trends that significantly impact employers and their HR leaders and managers. One of the strongest trends discussed this year concerned the demographic shifts and the skill gap for key talent.  Belinda Morris, Principal at Peoplescape, comments on this trend. Q Shari. What was the conference “take-away” from the Peoplescape team in attendance with regard to Talent Acquisition? A Belinda. A tighter labor market and greater competition for quality employees resonates [...]

27 07, 2016

Being Prepared: The Harsh Reality of Active Shooter Emergency Training

By |2018-04-16T11:35:49-07:00July 27, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, Learning & Development|Comments Off on Being Prepared: The Harsh Reality of Active Shooter Emergency Training

By: Guest Writer First Things First: Survival Tips for an Active Shooter Scenario in the Workplace As kids of the 20th century, there were certain “Golden Rules” that were engrained in us from a very early age; like “Stop, Drop and Roll” and “Don’t get into cars with strangers.” In today’s climate, there’s a new one to add to the list: “Run, Hide, Fight.” The scary reality is that the U.S. averages 20 mass shootings a year and since 2006, the United States has averaged an active shooter event with four or more deaths every 2.9 months. How a person [...]

25 05, 2016

Head of Talent: Global Advertising

By |2018-04-11T16:05:20-07:00May 25, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, Talent Search & Recruitment|Comments Off on Head of Talent: Global Advertising

  Industry: Global Advertising Experience: 12 years Education: 4+ year degree Contact Information: Peoplescape Recruiting at recruit@peoplescapehr.com Seeking a Head of Talent that will report directly to the President in Los Angeles, as well as the Global Head of Talent in NYC. The position is a key member of the executive leadership team. We seek a leader who shares our core values of optimistic outlook, convergent culture, and disruptive roots. An innovator who lives and breathes talent and embraces our belief that we are in a time when brands live at the speed of culture - directed by cultural trends [...]

28 04, 2016

Five Really Hard Things that Successful People Do

By |2018-04-11T16:06:49-07:00April 28, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, HR Advisory & Facilitation|Comments Off on Five Really Hard Things that Successful People Do

We all hope to find those shortcuts that will bring us success whether in our personal lives or at work. We’ve all heard the tips to get up early, do tasks ‘now’ if they take less than five minutes, and schedule time for email and other routine tasks, but surely success isn’t simply rising before the sun. @RealEvilHRLady shared her list of five really hard things that successful people do. Get the right education/training. Look at the background of those in the field you strive for. What education, training and experience do they have? Take a look at job postings. [...]

22 01, 2016

Do You Really Need a Recruiter Anymore?

By |2018-04-11T16:21:02-07:00January 22, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, Talent Search & Recruitment|Comments Off on Do You Really Need a Recruiter Anymore?

Not that long ago, for critical positions, hiring managers would often reach out to recruiters to help them find those stellar candidates. Recruiters had the unique ability to find and connect with passive job candidates that would otherwise not respond to a “help wanted” advertisement. In recent years, however, with the rise of LinkedIn and other professional networking sites, employers seem to be able to reach passive candidates much easier without using a recruiter. This begs the question – Is the relationship between recruiter and HR Business Partner dead? #recruiter #careeradvice The answer may not be as crystal clear as [...]

15 01, 2016

6 Simple Steps to Painless Terminations

By |2018-04-11T16:21:24-07:00January 15, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, HR Advisory & Facilitation|Comments Off on 6 Simple Steps to Painless Terminations

As a rule, working in HR can be a very rewarding experience filled with lots of good news, but there is one area that is markedly NOT fun – terminations. Let’s set the stage: Word has come down from the executive committee that the company is restructuring and you are going to be coordinating with the department manager for the next round of layoffs. Eeeek! To start, let’s answer one question: Should the job of terminations be given to the managers of each department, or should HR still be the bearer of bad news? This is a topic that is [...]

11 01, 2016

Don’t Tip the Scales: Creating a Work/Life Balance

By |2018-04-11T16:21:41-07:00January 11, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, HR Advisory & Facilitation, Rewards & Benefits|Comments Off on Don’t Tip the Scales: Creating a Work/Life Balance

It seems like an elusive idea that people work toward but very rarely ever find! Perhaps the problem is that the idea of it is so simple and people expect that having it will be just as simple. In reality, work/life balance is something that must be worked at continuously. Just because you have it one week doesn’t mean it is going to be there next week! So how do we take steps to start balancing our time better? First, define what that balance looks like. This is going to be different for every person. If you have a target [...]

1 01, 2016

Resolutions: What Is Showcased, is Achieved

By |2018-04-11T16:22:26-07:00January 1, 2016|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, HR Advisory & Facilitation|Comments Off on Resolutions: What Is Showcased, is Achieved

As we excitedly embark on 2016, many people make resolutions in their personal life. Whether its to finally start eating healthy, stick to that workout routine, or manage your budget better, one place people don’t always think about making resolutions for is the workplace. Just like in your personal life, there are always areas to improve in your professional career and your workplace as a whole.  Here are a few suggestions to spark your resolution creativity! That project that always get pushed down the list Maybe you’ve been vowing to overhaul your performance appraisal system or employee engagement survey. Make [...]

30 12, 2015

Unlimited Vacation – Moving Away from Attendance and Towards Production

By |2018-04-11T16:22:34-07:00December 30, 2015|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, Rewards & Benefits|Comments Off on Unlimited Vacation – Moving Away from Attendance and Towards Production

In recent years, several companies have moved to “unlimited” or “flexible” vacation plans. The old way of earning vacation time based off of hours worked has gone by the wayside. Employers are embracing the idea of having better work-life balance and fostering the trust-relationship between employer and employee. When these plans first started surfacing, there were several skeptics and many people assumed that the policy would be abused. The reality, however, has shown that this simply isn’t true. There’s something to be said for allowing employees to act professionally and make sound decisions on when they take vacation and how [...]

21 12, 2015

Time Off During the Holidays

By |2018-04-11T16:22:57-07:00December 21, 2015|Blogs, Frontpage Articles, Rewards & Benefits|Comments Off on Time Off During the Holidays

It can be an employer’s nightmare – how do you manage all these vacation requests and deliver on business needs? Some industries like hotels and retail have no choice, they MUST be open for the holiday season while other industries have the option of shutting down or offering work-from-home options. No matter where you fall in that spectrum, you will still be faced with a slew of time off requests. What do you do? Set the expectation early If you’re in an industry that is open during the holidays, you may consider a blackout policy or a ‘this or that [...]

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