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Month: April 2017

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#HR #Word:#Golden #Parachute

A golden parachute is an agreement between a company and an employee (usually a high level executive) that provides significant financial benefits to the employee upon termination. . Golden parachutes are usually reserved by the enterprise for the top level management executive of the organization. The benefits package mostly consists of a list of specific terms that tells us what the terminated […]

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#HR Word:#Golden #Handcuffs

Golden handcuffs, a phrase first recorded in 1976, refers to financial allurements and benefits that have the objective to encourage highly compensated employees to remain within a company or organization instead of moving from company to company (or organization to organization)  ​Golden Handcuff is financial incentive & other benefits offered to key employee as measure to retain them in the […]

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#HR #Word: #Going #Rate

Going Rate is a part of the compensation & benefit structure of an organization, where the focus is on how the employees are being paid.  It is basically being paid according to that of the industry standards, or what the other companies in the region are following. Going rate is a part of the competitive compensation for any employees. Working […]

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#HR #Word:#Intellectual #Capital

The term “Intellectual Capital” collectively refers to all resources that determine the value of an organization, and the competitiveness of an enterprise.  Understandably, the term “intellectual capital” from a human resources perspective is not easily translatable into financial terms.  For all other assets of a company, there exist standard criteria for expressing their value.  Perhapss, this term could more appropriately […]

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9 Ways To Make The Wrong Impression On Your First Day

Source: 9 Ways To Make The Wrong Impression On Your First Day MORE         Recruiters spend six seconds per resume before deciding whether an applicant is a good fit. How fast? When it comes to hiring: Recruiters spend six seconds per resume before deciding whether an applicant is a good fit. Interviewers “know” within  10 seconds whether a      candidate is right for the […]