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Re: Professional Development for HR Pros We have an informal policy that every employee should be able to attend one off-site conference/ training/ workshop/ etc. per year. The pace of business is accelerating faster than ever before and…
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Employee Handbooks The cost savings alone is worth it and you eliminate the difficulty of putting a printed page in everyone's hand once something changes. Bonus Points for being able to push a policy change…
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Re: Turnover Reports I report ours on a rolling quarterly basis (total terms over the past year/ average employee headcount for each quarter). Does a decent job of highlight trends or cyclical spikes.…
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Salary Challenge Sounds like a "red circle rate" to me... still value the person, but the job is obsolete. Give the employee a choice to learn something new, or they can stay in current role but with the…
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- Brian_Deming
- 2 yrs ago
- Compensation & Benefits
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Re: Performance Appraisals formal performance evaluation? Yes. All regular employees, including interns. all employees? (i.e. exclude part-time?) Only exclusions would be temporary/ contractors review process: self-evals;…
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- 2 yrs ago
- Employee Relations
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Re: Telecommuting Policies Our policy is driven by the type of job and manager preference. It is earned through consistent performance over time. Someone starts slipping (i.e. documented performance issues)?…
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Accrued PTO position moving to unlimited PTO I wouldn't pay it out and would pose the question of why the 75 hours weren't used. The question is rhetorical, but might help to understand the employee's line of thinking.…
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- Brian_Deming
- 3 yrs ago
- Compensation & Benefits
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Re: Holiday Pay - spanning across two days My approach is to pay the entire shift as holiday pay provided at least 51% of the shift was worked on the holiday. I've seen the other extremes as well:…
- Brian Deming
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- Brian_Deming
- 3 yrs ago
- Compensation & Benefits
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Re: Part-Time PTO Our approach is a calculation of FTE times annual allotment. Example: FT employee gets 80 hours vacation & 40 hours of sick annually. PT employee working 30 hours per week (0.…
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- Brian_Deming
- 3 yrs ago
- Compensation & Benefits
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HR Tech Conference
I'm off to the desert this year to check out what's on the bleeding edge of HR Tech. I love seeing the new tools coming our way, hearing about creative solutions, and connecting with other HR Pros.…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Must see conferences for 2016? I did some more digging stumbled across the following. Some (overseas) may be unrealistic, but another source to consider. http://www.hr-guide.com/HR/Conferences.htm
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- 5 yrs ago
- Training and Development
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Performance Reviews are Dead! Long live the Performance Review!
Plenty of press about trashing performance ratings these days, but I have to disagree. I say it must evolve and emphasizing the discussion is spot-on. Talk about what went well, what didn't,…
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- 5 yrs ago
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Re: Must see conferences for 2016? If you're bleeding edge tech, the yes, it's a good value. However, if budgets are tight, you'll see a lot of cool toys you can't afford. My state SHRM wish list as of today: Ohio, Illinois, Alabama,…
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- 5 yrs ago
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Re: High School student wanting to go into HR An HR degree strikes me as huge waste of time and money (I blame the for-profit Univ of Phoenixs of the world for mass producing HR degrees). I can't recall a single person I've ever worked with in…
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- 5 yrs ago
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Must see conferences for 2016?
What are your "must see" conferences for this year? I've got several on my wish list (SHRM National & State conferences; HR Tech; HRevolution; DisruptHR),…
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- 5 yrs ago
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Re: What are you doing to help your employees start the year out healthy? We're kicking off a "New Year, New You" campaign next week. Everyone who signs up gets a "game card" with daily activities to complete over a two-week period.…
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- 5 yrs ago
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Work in Washington, D.C.
Interested in fulfilling your call to serve the public? Come join me at the Federal Reserve Board. We are unlike any other HR shop I've ever worked in...…
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Brian Deming

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Sailing and Hockey addict who spends his days leading the Federal Reserve's HR Analytics & Insights team. I've been in HR long enough to remember being called "Personnel" and that allowed me the opportunity to dabble in every area of HR with Compensation being the most recent (April 2015).