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The Compehensive Dictionary of HR Terms To Know [In 2024]

Analytics in HR

Adverse impact Adverse impact , also known as disparate impact, in the workplace, refers to employment policies and practices that seem neutral but disproportionately negatively affect certain groups of people. Disparate treatment Disparate treatment is a form of intentional discrimination against certain groups of people in an organization.

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Benefits of a Competency Framework

EmployeeConnect

These are often described as competencies – the various skills, abilities, experience, personality traits and motivators that contribute to someone performing well in their position within the business structure. This is certainly where a competency framework is of value. Communication is a key part of a competency framework.

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Getting 360 Degree Feedback Right – Pitfalls and How to Make it Work For You

AssessTEAM Performance Management

Group these respondents based on their relationship with that employee. It should ask competency-based questions about the employees’ skills and behavior. Avoid comparisons. The results provide a holistic analysis of the employees’ behavior, competencies, and efficiencies. Best practices.

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How To Use Cohort Analysis for Better Workforce Decisions

Visier

Instead of accepting an intuition-based decision, consider performing a data-driven cohort analysis, where you look at each employee’s detailed work records and perform comparisons against similar employees and employee groups. This comparison helps you determine how well she is being compensated within her existing pay band.

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How to Shift from a Competency Model to a Skills Strategy in 5 Steps

Degreed

Competency models are complicated. The list of competencies is often never-ending, bloated with dozens of buzzwords, and each one typically includes several repetitive paragraphs to describe various levels of performance. Competency models were not designed for agility or big data. Follow these five steps to get started.

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Launching a Diversity and Inclusion Program Isn’t Enough – Here’s How to Make a Meaningful Impact

Linkedin Talent Blog

In a recent study of 16,500 employees from companies around the world, the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) found that half of all workers from underrepresented groups see bias as part of their day-to-day work experience. Yet only 25% of employees from underrepresented groups say they’ve personally benefited from those programs.

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How To Use Cohort Analysis for Better Workforce Decisions

Visier

Instead of accepting an intuition-based decision, consider performing a data-driven cohort analysis, where you look at each employee’s detailed work records and perform comparisons against similar employees and employee groups. This comparison helps you determine how well she is being compensated within her existing pay band.

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