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HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
HR organizations got a boost in investment in 2014, with budgets up an average of 4% over the prior year. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average.
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