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2022 Was Another Record Year for HR Tech: See 20+ M&A Activities that Shaped the Market

Lighthouse

Market consolidation continues : when money tightens up, startups with a shorter runway of cash need an exit, and providers with cash are able to pick up valuable technology (and hires, at times) to consolidate the market and potentially increase their ability to serve customers with new features. HCM, Analytics, and Core HR Systems.

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Home Health Payroll & HR Software: Taking Better Care of Caregivers

Netchex HR Blog

According to a report by NSI Nursing Solutions , that number was 17.8% in 2019, right before the pandemic. Turnover is expensive because of the many recruiting and administrative costs. Managers should be able to sort workers by roles and credentials, making sure that shifts are fully covered. in healthcare.

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How Small Businesses Can Adapt to the Widening Skills Gap [Infographic]

Zenefits

The “Closing the Skills Gap 2019 Research Report” by Wiley Education Services and Future Workplace reveals a 12% increase in the number of HR professionals reporting a skills gap. The report reveals that although 68% of organizations consider a 4-year degree validates qualifications, 90% say they’d hire a candidate without one.

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Beat Burnout by Investing in HR Technology and Automation (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Interestingly, the second most commonly cited (56%) barrier to HR's ability to deliver on the organization's strategic imperatives/objectives also happens to be a root cause of burnout: outdated or insufficient HR systems/technology. —collectively referred to as advanced work automation.

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4 L&D and Training Trends to Keep in Mind for 2019

HR Daily Advisor

L&D departments are beginning to truly embody an organization’s culture, will hold the keys to upskilling and retaining employees, and will utilize and implement newer and more sophisticated types of technology for training and recruiting practices. Employee and people analytics will dominate in 2019. More Strategic Partnerships.

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HR Tech ‘Seismic Shifts’ You Need to be Aware of

HRExecutive

Earlier this week, on January 22, Bersin released a 55-page report titled the 2019 HR Technology Market , which was exclusively produced for attendees of the 2018 HR Technology Conference who are premium-pass holders. more than $250 billion market for recruitment, advertisement, assessment and interviewing; ?

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HR Tech 2019: Top Trends from Josh Bersin’s Keynote Address

Outmatch

AI is more mature in recruiting than any other part of HR.” Which is great, but there’s also a huge opportunity to drive innovation on the post-hire side of the house. “We need discovery tools on top of learning management,” Bersin concluded. We hope to see you next year at HR Tech 2020!