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Talent Acquisition

Analytics in HR

The core of talent acquisition is to attract employees to an organization and hire the ones that fit with the organization and role. Once hired, if there is no fit between the person and the job or organization, the person will eventually quit. In contrast, recruitment tends to be the short-term, operational task of filling vacancies.

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H&R Block Believes in Lifetime Learning as a Business Driving Force

Rallyware for Human Resources

Everything starts with the hiring process and merges into a day-to-day life at work. With Millennials and Generation Z on board, a work-life balance together with the employee reward and recognition system greatly contributes to a favorable company culture. Three Predictions for the Future of Work in 2028 by Kip Knight.

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Leveraging Data Analytics for More Engaging Recruitment

Skillate

The term data analytics encompasses scientific techniques for analyzing raw data to develop useful insights and solutions. As raw and accumulating data can be found in any sizeable business setting, data analytics has a near-infinite number of applications across the world’s industries.

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What Brokers Can Be Thankful for in 2024

Extensis

According to market research firm Technavio , 42% of the human resources (HR) outsourcing market’s expected growth between 2023 and 2028 is slated to come from North America. These industry trends reiterate your clients’ ongoing need for your services, something worth adding to your broker gratitude list. billion during this period.

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How ongoing worker shortages highlight an ‘urgent need’ for upskilling

HRExecutive

At the same time, the “skills gap” in the workforce is accelerating as automation and AI create significant shifts in how work is performed. This has funneled talent into new industries and roles and, for some, has meant an increased reliance on part-time work. What is driving ongoing worker shortages? healthcare labor market.

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The Impacts of Worker Shortage in Logistics in New Zealand

Global People Strategist

Logistics is one of the core industries contributing to the economy of New Zealand. The current labor shortage of 4,700 is expected to reach 17,900 by 2028. Worker Shortage in New Zealand: The Possible Impacts The logistics industry massively contributes to the country’s economy.

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Workday Podcast: The Future of Restaurant Management

Workday

From robots that make burgers and coffee to ordering with apps and QR codes, innovation in the restaurant industry is fast and furious. There’s definitely going to be a continued and accelerated adoption of different automation technologies both in the restaurant and in back-office and enterprise systems.” —Ken

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