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5 Things We Learned About the Future of Work From Heather McGowan at Thrive 2022

15Five

But in general, industries and the powers that be have been slow to make real, meaningful commitments. According to Heather, churn has been building since as early as 2009. As Heather noted, 53% of workers quit their job or changed industries during the pandemic. The ROI in DEI is clear, and investors want in.

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The Optimal HR to Employee Ratio

Analytics in HR

To do this, she wants to compare the ratio in the organization to the benchmark ratio in the industry. Another factor is the industry. Although the benchmark data that we will show in the next section does not specify industry, there are some industries that will require more HR involvement than others.

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Workforce Planning for Your Next Fiscal Year in a Time of Uncertainty

Cisive

The company swiftly implemented the following: reduced store hours to give employees more time to stock shelves, a pay bump of $2 an hour, purchase limits on in-demand products ranging from beef to toilet paper, crowd control and social distancing procedures, and tapped partners in other industries to haul products to its stores to avoid shortages.

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As contingent workforces grow, Workday unveils new tool to assist HR

HRExecutive

In 2009, slightly more than 50% of these companies adopted a VMS and in 2022 it jumped to 80%. If your company is composed of IT workers pulling in $150 per hour, it may be worth it to spend the money on VMS solutions versus if light industrial workers earning $15 per hour comprised the 5%. 2 with 14%, according to the SIA report.

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It’s All About the Recruiters

China Gorman

In its eighth year, the survey was conducted in July 2015 and completed by 1,404 recruiting and human resources professionals in a wide range of industries. It looks like job boards are the Scott Walker of candidate sources – they started out strong (57% of recruiters reported using them in the 2009 report ) but are fading as time passes.

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I Don’t Always Use Recruiters, but When I Do… (I use Tim Sackett!)

The Tim Sackett Project

When I left my first job, and the third party recruiting industry, to take my first corporate HR job. So, I spent 10 years in corporate HR before returning to HRU in 2009, and you know what? I started recruiting right out of college for HRU Technical Resources , doing technical contracts.

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Driving Meaningful Change: Big Lessons From Industry Leaders

Workday

At the event, industry leaders came together to share insights and ideas for innovation. We’ve compiled insights from industry sessions at Workday Rising and summarized takeaways from key conversations. We’ve compiled insights from industry sessions at Workday Rising and summarized takeaways from key conversations.