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Getting frank with Portillo’s HR pro

HR Brew

Each week, we chat 1:1 with an HR Brew reader. Jill Waite has worked in the restaurant and retail industries her entire career, beginning with a stint at Chuck E. Waite “found [her] heart” in her work with people, recruiting, development, and culture. That’s why we’re called the people department, not the HR department.

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8 ways HR expertise helps facilitate business growth

Insperity

Strategic human resources (HR) will be one of your organization’s greatest assets and supports during this time. In fact, your company’s strategic HR expertise is nothing less than critical in facilitating business growth and helping to avoid common pitfalls and challenges that can plague organizations trying to scale.

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Human Resources Director: Job Description, Skills & Salary

AIHR

A Human Resources Director is responsible for creating and implementing HR policies and activities of the organization. They also manage the HR staff, overseeing all employee-related initiatives, from recruitment and onboarding to managing performance, promotion, and conducting exit interviews.

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Best enterprise HR software systems 

HiBob

Managing a large team becomes increasingly challenging as an enterprise grows, especially when balancing HR processes like recruitment, training, and performance management. Human resource (HR) leaders can use enterprise HR systems to keep operations running smoothly and ensure everyone stays engaged and organized through this growth.

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Succession planning should be applied to all employees—not just top executives

HR Brew

But imagine if they had to do the same for the entire organization… Well, if you ask Colin Klein, managing director and co-founder of learning and development platform Skills Copilot for Microsoft 365, HR leaders should have succession plans for every role. To that end, he suggested a skills-based approach to succession planning.

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Who Does HR Report To? 5 Options [With Pros & Cons]

AIHR

In 61% of organizations , the head of HR reports directly to the CEO, president, or owner. Whether HR reports to the CEO, CFO, COO, general counsel, or the Board of Directors, each structure carries distinct implications for strategic alignment, decision-making, and workforce management.

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How to Implement an Artificial Intelligence Policy [Part 3]

HR Bartender

Just a reminder, because we are talking about human resources policy, please keep in mind that Carrie’s comments should not be construed as legal advice or as pertaining to any specific factual situations. Is there a process you could suggest for HR departments needing to create an Artificial Intelligence policy for themselves?