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5 steps to kick-start your succession plan via your org chart

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When used properly, it’s a living document that you can leverage as a powerful workforce-planning tool. It helps you make staffing decisions that spur growth, including those involved with succession planning. Let’s explore the link between your organizational chart and succession plan. Why you need a succession plan.

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Business recovery and continuity: Planning for multiple scenarios

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As your company moves toward the resumption of operations, one of the first tasks should be to put together a business recovery and continuity plan that forces your team to push past immediate and short-term thinking. This will influence your adjustment and scenario planning. Phase 2: Adjustment. Phase 3: Rebuild.

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Is your employee quiet quitting? Here’s your action plan

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But if their quality of work is slipping, then you’re dealing with a performance issue and may want to respond accordingly with a performance-improvement plan. In this case, quiet quitting is a way to protest a perceived lack of control over their working conditions and their employer’s callousness. There’s not much else you can do.

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Crucial HR KPIs to measure in today’s workplace

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Adoption of these KPIs and openness to making changes based on performance can help to control employee costs, enhance the workplace culture, prevent employee exodus, boost diversity and, ultimately, improve a company’s reputation. Overwhelmed at the thought of tracking and analyzing all this data?

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Developing a mindset of resilience during changes and crises

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Discussion about the locus of control. Ironically, understanding what we can’t control often makes us become more controlled and mindful in our actions. As a group, talk through what your team has no control over versus what your team can control. What you can’t control: All externalities.

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A New View: Experience A Day In The Office As A Neurodivergent Worker

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After settling into their workstation in a quieter corner of the open floor plan, Jordan appreciates the calm and organization of their workspace. Lighting controls offer additional flexibility, enabling the team to lower brightness levels as needed a feature invaluable for someone like Jordan, who has light sensitivities.

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Unlocking Resilience: 3 Tips for Business Continuity Planning

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Business continuity planning—crucial for businesses of all sizes—ensures seamless operations, whether disruptions are a tiny tremor or a seismic shift. Inspiration behind How to Not Kill Your Business When Andresen first launched her consulting firm, she targeted mom-and-pop shops, feeling they most needed business continuity planning. “I

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