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Top Strategies for Effective Headcount Planning in the Modern Workplace

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The Foundation of Strategic Workforce Planning Headcount planning is a strategic process that involves developing and executing a strategy for a business to have the right number of staff with appropriate skills to meet current and future organizational demands. Comprehending these costs, encompassing both direct and indirect, is vital.

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Reduce Turnover: Develop an Employee Experience Strategy – #WorkInspired

HR Bartender

(Editor’s Note: Today’s post is brought to you by our friends at Kronos , a leading provider of workforce management and human capital management cloud solutions. And while there’s talk about artificial intelligence (AI) helping organizations with recruiting processes, let’s face it, people want to be hired by people.

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AI strategy vs. HR strategy. What do you really need?

HRExecutive

Despite the rallying cry that every organization needs an AI strategy, that’s not correct. Sure, AI could end up being part of a corporate strategy, but some HR leaders have strategy, plans and technology all confused right now. Too many leaders are using phrases like: “We need an AI strategy!”

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AI and the Future of Work: A Strategic Roadmap for Navigating Labor, Ethics, and Innovation

marenated HR

The Double-Edged Sword of AI In a world captivated by the promise and potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) , let’s not overlook the intricate implications it brings to labor markets, ethics, and society. Why We Should Care: The Real-World Stakes Ignoring the seismic shifts induced by AI is not an option.

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How Retailers Can Build an Accurate Labor Model

UKG

With a more precise way of determining labor demand, retailers can produce more accurate labor budgets, provide more actionable recommendations to store managers as well as model the impact of corporate strategy on staffing requirements into the future.

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Warrior culture or work-life balance? HR technology firms take a stance

HRExecutive

I don’t often cover return-to-office topics, but a recent note about Alex Zekoff, CEO of Thoughtful AI , stood out. Zekoff argues that requiring in-office work is crucial and he believes Google fell behind in AI because it prioritized work-life balance over building a high-performance culture.

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AI Expected to Replace Nearly 10% of Jobs in 10 Years, Says Survey

HR Daily Advisor

New survey findings—released by Allegis Group, a provider of talent solutions—reveal mixed feelings about artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on the future of work. Source: ktsimage / iStock / Getty Images Plus. Additional findings indicated that a low number (9%) believe AI will displace most jobs in 10 years.