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The LEAP Healthcare HR conference revealed two things: healthcare leaders have their work cut out for them; and HR has the opportunity to take the driver’s seat.

In single-digit unemployment, retention is at the top of talent leaders’ wish lists. Here’s how State Farm moved the dial.

HR strategy is essential. But this year’s SHRM 2019 conference reminds us of the one thing that drives every successful employer.

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A recent healthcare HR VP strategy day had providers sharing strategies about today’s biggest healthcare challenges.

This month’s roundup of HR news covers how managers play into company culture, combining customer experience & employee experience, and more.

The one big myth of elder care supports in the workplace is that the problem is one thing; and that it’s a one-size-fits-all solution. It’s not.

News about tech skills gaps don’t generally make us think about nurses. But maybe they should.

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Everyone wants to know how healthcare providers are handling today’s talent challenges. We’re gathering VPs for a strategy session to find out.

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