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Human Resources Director: Job Description, Skills & Salary

Analytics in HR

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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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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How to Implement an Artificial Intelligence Policy [Part 3]

HR Bartender

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes It’s one thing to write a great policy. We’ve been talking about artificial intelligence (AI) policies in this series. The first article focused on why organizations need to have both AI strategies and policies. Today, I want to wrap up this series with a conversation about implementing policy.

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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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Decision-Making in HR: How To Take the Right Approach in HR Decisions 

Analytics in HR

In the HR profession, you are constantly making decisions—whether it’s scheduling an interview, choosing a technology provider, or setting strategic priorities. Decision-making is a key part of your daily work. Organizations are now, more than ever, expecting HR to take more decisive action.

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HR’s Biggest Problem? The People Hiring HR.

Robin Schooling

The worst thing (probably) about your company’s HR Leader is the person who hired your HR Leader. In fact, I would love nothing more than to banish, forevermore, the CEOs, Business Owners, COOs and CFOs who recruit, interview and select their company’s HR leader. HR department.

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Workforce Planning for Your Next Fiscal Year in a Time of Uncertainty

Cisive

While it is challenging to have strategic business conversations around budget, staffing and headcount while we are working in a time of uncertainty, we still have to be able to plan for our company’s future. Combine these two factors and we start to see the possibilities for planning for a moving target.