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How this HR Honor Roll winner navigated employee trauma and growth

HRExecutive

In early 2016, Heather Vogel read about a job opening at the Children’s Home Society of Florida. And there wasn’t any succession plan, there wasn’t any leadership development,” she says. CHS rolled out iNSIGHTS to Leadership, a four-step development program to guide employees through this journey.

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The Key to Succession Planning for Family-run Businesses

HR Digest

The long-term survival of private, owner-managed, or family-owned businesses, will depend upon a clear and early focus on strategic succession planning. Research by PwC revealed that 43% of family businesses don’t have a succession plan in place, with only 12% making it the 3rd generation.

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How to Prepare Employees to Step Up When Leadership Steps Down

Cornerstone On Demand

Part of HR's greatest responsibility lies with succession planning: we must identify and develop the next generation of leadership so they may step up when current leadership steps down. Succession planning, in this example and in business overall, is the path to progress.

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Predicting the Future, Talent Edition

HRExecutive

With that said, KornFerry Futurestep recently released its Top Talent Trends predictions for 2016, which are based on insights from 24 global experts. The eight trends that Futurestep believe will shape the global recruitment and talent management industry in 2016 are: 1. Candidates are in the driver’s seat.

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Why Asia-based Companies Should Lean on Learning to Stop the Talent Slide

Cornerstone On Demand

According to a recent IMD study , all Asian economies, including Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, China and India, lost ground in 2016 when it came to talent investment, appeal and readiness. Learning and development: Building and developing the knowledge and competencies of employees.

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Is Employee Wellbeing the Ultimate Performance Driver?

EmployeeConnect

The 2016 research reveals that over 70 per cent of employees feel satisfied with their wellbeing at work. However, two major aspects were recognised as foundational in order for employees to develop positive opinions on their wellbeing: Succession planning and digital culture management. How to measure wellbeing at work?

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Case Study: Designing HIPO Programs That Work

Chief Learning Officer - Talent Management

Since the office was founded by Jean Ann Larson in mid-2016, the approach has been one of rapport-building and skill-building with senior leaders. Matthew Painter joined UAB Medicine in fall 2018 and together with Larson developed the UAB Medicine Leadership Competency Model. in their book “ The Leadership Code: 5 Rules to Lead By.”