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HR KPIs: Guide, 20 Examples & Free Template

AIHR

HR KPIs provide valuable insights that help improve decision-making, monitor workforce performance, and plan for future talent needs in multiple ways, such as: Aligning HR activities with business goals: HR uses KPIs to ensure that its strategies, like hiring or employee development, contribute directly to broader company objectives.

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Data Unbound: Breaking Down HR Silos for Smarter Insights

Hire Road

Data Unbound: Breaking Down HR Silos for Smarter Insights The modern workplace thrives on information. Yet, despite todays wealth of HR data insights, many organizations continue to struggle with fragmented systems, incomplete profiles, and scattered analytics. Siloed data undermines that potential.

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10 Best Headcount Management Software 2025

HR Lineup

In 2025, organizations are increasingly adopting headcount management software to streamline employee data management, optimize workforce planning, and forecast future needs. Workforce forecasting : Helps businesses predict staffing needs based on real-time data.

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HR Year-End Checklist: 10 Critical Areas to Assess

Extensis

Two critical tasks: ✓ Update employee information: Keep all employee records current, including contact details, emergency contacts, and personal information. Archive old records: Securely store or dispose of records in accordance with data retention policies and legal requirements.

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Leveraging HR Data to Reduce Turnover

EmployeeConnect

Predictive Analytics for Turnover Risk Predictive analytics uses historical data and machine learning to forecast which employees are most likely to leave. By analysing factors such as job tenure, performance metrics, engagement levels, and absenteeism, HR teams can identify at-risk employees and take preemptive action.

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HR Analytics: What do Data & Reporting Mean for Human Resources?

Netchex HR Blog

The process of HR analytics can be broken down into three main components: data, analysis, and reporting. Data (Metrics). You’ll need to start by identifying useful data points, or metrics. The data needs to be quantifiable because numbers are easier to compare on a large scale. Benefits Administration.

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How one lactation company is advising employers seeking to comply with the PUMP Act

HR Brew

In the year since the PUMP Act took effect, the share of organizations offering an “onsite lactation/mother’s” room has risen to 73% , up 19 percentage points from 2023, according to the Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) 2024 employee benefits survey.