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8 Questions to Ask for Effective HR Reports

EmployeeConnect

It’s critical to evaluate staff strengths and weaknesses, training, education and the company’s current and long-term needs to determine which information and benchmarks are critical for defining progress or indicating that remediation is needed. Do we agree on definitions? What format communicates the message best?

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12 Types of HR Reports For Better Business Decisions [+ Free HR Board Report Template]

Analytics in HR

Monitoring key metrics like turnover rates, employee satisfaction , and compliance with labor laws in your HR reports allows you and your organization to analyze trends, make data-driven decisions, and adjust strategies and policies accordingly. Key metrics to include are the total headcount, departmental breakdown, diversity metrics (e.g.,

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Talent acquisition strategy and recruitment success

Acendre

It is emerging as powerhouse solution for measuring recruitment success (and retention success). In fact, premium insights at this level are achieved with a calculated combination and comparison of data from all your disparate HR systems. After all, it’s remiss to overlook the retention story beyond recruiting.

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How Employee Feedback Surveys Boost Health Care Performance

DecisionWise

It can lead to lower quality of care, higher turnover, and increased risk of errors and patient harm. They can also help identify the drivers and barriers of employee engagement, and provide benchmarks and best practices for comparison. Consistency Counts Another key factor for successful employee feedback is consistency.

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10 Top Reasons for Employee Turnover & How To Prevent It

Analytics in HR

There are as many reasons for employee turnover as there are people who leave their jobs. This article explores some of the most common reasons for employee turnover and ways to prevent it. Contents What is employee turnover? Let’s get started!

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How to Avoid Talent Gaps with Data-Driven Succession Planning

Visier

If employees are ready to move into positions of greater responsibility, and are not seeing career progression, this may result in an increased risk of unwanted turnover. Having all of this information at your fingertips can help develop more informed plans for both her development as well as approaches to retention strategies.

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Hiring a Compensation Consultant: 7 Steps for Nonprofits

Astron Solutions

Lowering turnover , strengthening your recruitment strategies , and conducting custom sector surveys are all common reasons for nonprofits to hire a compensation consultant. Conducting benchmark surveys. Ideally, this will be well before you experience any type of retention, recruitment, or financial crisis.