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HR Professional Day 2024: 10 Reasons to Thank Your HR Team

Extensis

Employee risk management and compliance specialists help organizations minimize their exposure and liability related to employment practices. This can ultimately reduce expenses and the dangers of costly employee-related accidents, lawsuits, and penalties.

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A Case for Increasing Your Investment in Human Resources

15Five

While HR still has a heavy hand in recruiting—even at companies like Zappos—they’re also involved in every aspect of the employee experience: Talent optimization: Making the most of your current talent pool by aligning their skills and training with business objectives. Employee experience initiatives reinforce brand promises to customers.

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Recent HR Trends 2025: Transforming the Future of Workplace Strategies

Empxtrack

Personalized Learning and Development: The use of analytics will enable organizations to create customized training programs that in turn cater to each employee’s performance and career goals. Optimized Workforce Planning: Mega data in HR will help in optimizing staffing levels and resource allocation and improving productivity.

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The 7 Core HR Processes: Your Ultimate 2024 Guide

AIHR

HR processes are strategies that streamline core HR functions and support the employee life cycle. Core HR processes include recruitment, employee onboarding , training and development, performance management , compensation and benefits , employee relations , and compliance.

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Building A Data-Driven HR Department: A Strategic Blueprint

HR Stacks Blog

Embracing a data-driven approach allows HR professionals to move beyond intuition, leveraging empirical evidence to guide strategies in talent acquisition, employee engagement, performance management, and retention. Engaged employees are more productive and contribute to a healthier organizational culture.

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HRIS vs. HRMS vs. HCM

HiBob

The key differences between HRIS, HRMS, and HCM lie in their detailed applications: An HRIS focuses on storing, managing, and tracking employee-related data to support core HR processes. An HRMS enhances the basic functions of an HRIS by incorporating advanced management and analytics capabilities.

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What is Workforce Intelligence? Why is It Important Now?

AvilarHR

What is Workforce Intelligence? Workforce intelligence, or “talent intelligence,” is the process of collecting , analyzing , and utilizing employee-related data to make informed decisions about workforce planning and management.