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How Does a Social Media Giant Tackle Flexible Workforce Engagement?

Allegis Global Solutions

Roughly 59% of companies plan to make contingent workforce management a part of their corporate strategy over the next two years. And when it comes to getting strategic about non-employee workers, there is no better partner to have in your corner than the right managed service provider (MSP) solution.

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Elements of A Great Employee Performance Management System

EmployeeConnect

The power of a modern performance management system comes from aligning technology, human resources and the company’s top C-suite executives in efforts to ensure that the system works as intended. Research shows that the performance management process is expected to improve productivity by at least 25 percent.

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The 5 Ingredients You Need to Make Organizational Change

Reflektive

Let’s face it, people are creatures of habit and get comfortable in their routines, systems, and structures. But change is essential in business today in order to stay competitive, improve processes, and maximize results. At its core, change management deals with the people side of change Click To Tweet.

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Influencers on How HR Tech is Changing How People Work

HRExecutive

Influence in HR technology comes from many places, takes many forms and continues to evolve over time. It’s safe to say all, however, are having an important and noticeable impact on where HR technology has been, where it is today and, perhaps most importantly, where it is heading. How is HR technology changing the way people work?

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The Reskilling Revolution versus the ‘clay layer’

Chief Learning Officer - Talent Management

Reskilling initiatives abound in government legislative agendas and corporate strategic plans. As a society, we see the need for reskilling as technological advances and automation make existing job roles obsolete and create new job roles that didn’t previously exist (e.g., soft) skills.

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5 In-Demand HR Jobs in 2024 and Beyond

hrQ

Those HR demands include taking a nuanced approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), helping to plan the C-suite’s efficiency goals, and partnering with business units to gauge and improve employee engagement. The position manages benefits and compensation and often serves as a technical advisor to management about these programs.

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Diversity and Inclusion: Adding Equity to the Equation

Flimp Communications

They’ll pass important guidelines and plans on to diversity experts who can put all their effort and time into making change happen. Their training and experience help them spot areas of concern and provide them with tools and strategies for addressing those concerns. Shifting focus of HR professionals.