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Today, it’s really hard to plan and prioritize where HR should be going vis-à-vis HR technology. The technology landscape has shifted, a lot, lately and new innovations are pouring out of the woodwork ...
Developing a human resources strategic plan that sits on a shelf and collects dust doesn't improve the organization's business processes or workforce efficiency. However, many strategic plans do just ...
As the role of HR continues to evolve, today’s professionals are expected to balance business acumen, technical fluency and ...
January job cuts paint a sobering picture of how employers view 2026, but it also gives HR leaders leverage points for ...
From HR Operations to Strategic Impact What Really Needs to Change in Modern Human Resources For decades, Human Resources (HR) has been defined largely by its operational responsibilities—managing ...
Strategic HR and transactional HR are two different elements of human resources -- the former is proactive, comprised of forward-thinking principles and ideas. The latter occurs on either a regular, ...
Following a strategic management plan can help employees strive for the same goals and maximize the results. Unfortunately, many HR professionals struggle with implementing their strategic management ...
HR often begins with tactical tasks like payroll, hiring and compliance – essential processes for any company. However, as a business grows, so does HR's role. Scaling teams, retaining talent and ...
When I first started in HR, everyone saw our department as just the group that planned the company picnic. And they thought those picnics were equivalent to employee engagement. But these kinds of ...
Last week was the Spring HR Technology Conference. While I frequently speak at these shows, I didn’t this time. Besides being sort of 'Zoom-ed out' of late, I suspected there would be plenty of ...
As we approach the end of the year, human resources (HR) professionals find themselves in the familiar position of planning for the year ahead. It is a critical juncture. It marks the perfect time to ...
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