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How To Craft a Strategic Hiring Plan in 2025

AIHR

A hiring plan is a detailed strategy that outlines your company’s recruitment needs for a specific period of time, typically one year. A hiring plan is a detailed strategy that outlines your company’s recruitment needs for a specific period of time, typically one year.

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The Difference Between Being a Generalist and a Strategic HRBP

Something Different

Be it recruiting, employee relations, workforce planning, guidance of labor law and compliance, compensation review, performance management, training and development or any other number of responsibilities that fall under their umbrella, Generalists are very good at executing on the items currently on their people agenda.

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HR Generalist Job Description: Everything You Need to Know

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HR Generalists manage the employee lifecycle, including employee relations, recruitment, performance management, reward management, and other Human Resources functions in collaboration with HR Specialists. Managing employee relations , including employee grievances and disciplinaries.

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

AIHR

Today, HR plays a key role in helping businesses use their human capital effectively, from routine processes like recruitment to complex decisions shaping organizational culture. All of these responsibilities play a crucial role in the company’s growth and success.

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HR Roles

Evil HR Lady

Things like reorganizations and succession planning falls on their shoulders. HR Generalist : Most large companies don't truly have a generalist, although I suspect this term is sometimes applied to employee relations people (See below). Have a problem with an employee? Have a problem with a manager?

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What is the Difference Between HRM and HRD?

HR Lineup

It encompasses various functions such as recruitment, selection, training, performance appraisal, compensation, and employee relations. The primary objective of HRM is to maximize employee performance to achieve the organization’s goals effectively and efficiently.

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Being Part Of the Succession Plan Isn’t An Entitlement

HR Bartender

One of the most debated subjects in human resources these days is whether or not to tell employees they’re a part of the succession plan. It’s no secret that I happen to be in the “yes, you should tell employees they’re a part of the succession plan” camp. Succession planning is just that…planning.