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Getting frank with Portillo’s HR pro

HR Brew

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. One common misconception about HR is that it primarily involves administrative tasks and policy enforcement.

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Want to increase workplace diversity? Here’s how

Insperity

But diversity in the workplace should be more than just a staffing or HR consideration. This means when you’re developing your: Marketing strategy Recruiting strategy Vendor relationships Corporate and social responsibility policies Finance strategy. You can: Audit your recruiting practices. Final considerations.

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

Cisive

HR leaders and our teams are struggling to plan and prepare for either a surge or a shortage of talent, a boom or bust economy, a major election that has a direct impact on federal policies, and the potential for a pandemic second—or even third—wave. Let’s start with one example of agile and flexible crisis planning: H-E-B.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Ukraine

Recruiters Lineup

As the global marketplace continues to expand, many companies are exploring opportunities to hire talented professionals from diverse regions. However, navigating the hiring process in a foreign country can be challenging. Ukraine has specific regulations and laws that businesses must adhere to when hiring employees.

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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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Problem Analysis In HR: 5 Problem-Solving Techniques

Analytics in HR

Examples of when HR could perform a problem analysis 5 Problem analysis techniques How to conduct a problem analysis What is a problem analysis? Examples of when HR could perform a problem analysis 1. Your HR teams can use problem analysis to help identify recruitment, employee engagement, or skills gap concerns.

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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.