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New report argues all of HR should take ‘ownership’ of L&D

HR Brew

Now, amid rapid AI advancement , employers must think and act fast to prepare their workforces for the changes that lie ahead. The US had 8.1 million job openings and 6.8 million unemployed workers in June, according to a Chamber of Commerce report published late last month—that’s a deficit of 1.3 million workers.

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In-Demand Jobs for 2023: Which Career Paths Are Worth Pursuing?

HR Digest

Currently, there are certain top careers for 2023 that are expected to be in high demand. With new technologies and industries emerging, there are many opportunities for job seekers to pursue high-demand jobs in 2023 that offer growth, stability, and high earning potential. These include: 1.

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Christine Spadafor On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

Technological/AI advances for greater efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity Innovation at speed?—?for New hires?—?especially A clearly articulated Purpose executed every day can be an effective recruiting and retention tool. How to do virtual recruiting? Be alert to how social movements are impacting recruitment.

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Understanding the hidden influence of the HR vendor community

HRExecutive

. - Advertisement - (To give a little perspective before you guess the dollar revenue per year, note that there are 29 magazines in English in addition to HR Executive that try to keep track of it—and that doesn’t count specialized publications in subfields such as recruiting.) See also: What’s trending in HR tech?

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The rise of the ‘total rewards professional’: 2024’s highest-impact job trend?

HRExecutive

They will likely point to increasing demand for AI prompt engineers and drone managers. released its 2023 U.S. As a result, the strategies and offerings that worked to recruit and retain workers even three years ago are no longer valid. I wouldn’t be surprised if robot liaisons become the next trend. Gallagher & Co.

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2023 Unwrapped: Big Headlines, New Research, and Emerging Strategies

Degreed

Let’s be honest: 2023 has been a long and unpredictable year for L&D. Learning teams around the world started the year in survival mode, concerned about the economy and advancements in generative AI. From there, 2023 sped ahead with uncertainty. And everyone likes a present—wrapped or unwrapped. Many people don’t even know.

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How Does L&D Technology Enable a Stronger Learning Culture? (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Connecting L&D Technology with Learning Culture In August 2023, i4cp partnered with Training Magazine to conduct a survey of the current learning and development technology landscape. And what about the newest kid on the L&D tech block, using generative AI for L&D use cases?