The Workforce Therapy Files – Interview with Brad Long – 2024 KY SHRM
The Workforce Therapy Files team attended the 2024 Kentucky SHRM Conference, in Louisville. In this segment, we interview Kirsten Homer, City of Bowling Green.
The Workforce Therapy Files – Interview with Kirsten Homer – 2024 KY SHRM
The Workforce Therapy Files team attended the 2024 Kentucky SHRM Conference, in Louisville. In this segment, we interview Kirsten Homer, City of Bowling Green.
The Workforce Therapy Files – Interview with Andrea Flanders – 2024 KY SHRM
The Workforce Therapy Files team attended the 2024 Kentucky SHRM Conference, in Louisville. We took the opportunity to interview over 20 professionals who stopped by our booth.
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – The 5 Currencies of Work with Dr. Brad Shuck
In today’s file, the team welcomes Dr. Brad Shuck to the podcast. He is a researcher at the University of Louisville and a co-founder of OrgVitals, a data analytics platform.
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – The 5 Golden Rules of Recruiting Campaigns
In today’s file, the team is going to focus on how to plan and execute effective recruiting campaigns. There are 5 Golden Rules to consider, before you begin.
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – Finding Overlooked Candidates to Fill Your Roles
In today’s file, the team focuses on the topic of talent attraction. The environment has evolved and so has the way successful companies plan for success as it relates to recruiting and staffing their organizations.
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – Walking the Tightrope of Talent Attraction
In today’s file, the team focuses on the topic of talent attraction. The environment has evolved and so has the way successful companies plan for success as it relates to recruiting and staffing their organizations.
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – The Importance of Employer Branding
In today’s file, the team dives into the importance of employer branding. How does this fit in to a podcast that’s generally about recruiting, staffing and HR?
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
In today’s file, the team dives into the topic of terminations. Breaking up is hard to do, but it doesn’t have to be for either the employee or the manager delivering the news. The key is to do it with dignity.
The Workforce Therapy Files Podcast Show Notes – Recruiting Begins with Retention (Part 3 of 3)
In today’s file, the team wraps up a 3-part series focusing on how Recruiting Begins with Retention. The discussion focuses on your employees who have been with you for 3 years and longer. We’ll refer to them as “The Eddies.” They are your “Steady-Eddies.”