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11 Important Employee Relations Metrics To Track

AIHR

Employee relations metrics measure employee engagement, satisfaction, and retention, as well as overall workplace culture. For example, Google and Facebook are known for their strong focus on employee satisfaction, which leads to higher productivity and better business outcomes. What are employee relations metrics?

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Can 360-degree Feedback Predict Operational Performance?

DecisionWise

Still, while these tools have proven invaluable, most organizations struggle to link these nonfinancial metrics with operational results. We learned that some of these production managers with poor peer and subordinate feedback scores were hitting their production and financial KPIs—a lot of cereal was moving profitably through the plants.

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How a Google accommodations leader’s ‘disability journey’ led her to push corporate America to rethink disability inclusion

HR Brew

ADHDers for example, typically dont have that traditional prototype, where nine-to-five is their most productive hours. Whats the most fulfilling aspect of your job? Fifty-six percent of accommodations are zero-dollar cost to implement, and could be things like increased breaks or modified working hours.

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HR KPIs: Guide, 20 Examples & Free Template

AIHR

HR KPI examples HR KPIs vs metrics Characteristics of good HR KPIs Leading vs. lagging KPIs HR KPIs case study HR KPI template HR KPI best practices FAQ What are HR KPIs? Human Resources key performance indicators (HR KPIs) are strategic HR metrics used to assess how effectively HR supports the organization’s overall goals.

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The Workstyle Revolution: Debunking Myths & Unlocking Distributed Team Potential

Outdated strategies are killing productivity and innovation. If you’re still equating productivity with butts in seats, you’ve already lost. The real problem isn’t where your team works—it’s how they work.

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Workforce Planning is a Team Sport: Collaborating for Success

MP Wired For HR

The Importance of HR and Finance Collaboration Benefits of Collaboration The collaboration between HR and finance departments yields numerous advantages that can transform the workforce planning process: Improved Workforce Productivity: By aligning HR strategies with financial planning, organizations can optimize workforce productivity.

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HR Software and the Future of Workforce Forecasting

EmployeeConnect

Today, they serve as powerful data enginestracking everything from employee turnover and hiring trends to productivity, engagement, and skills development. By analysing current workforce metrics alongside external market conditions, HR leaders can make smarter decisions about hiring, reskilling, and resource allocation.

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Employee Recognition and Creating Joy at Work: The Key to Engagement & Retention

Speaker: Gianna Driver, Chief Human Resources Officer of Exabeam

Recognition is a critical component of creating joyful, productive, and highly engaged workplaces where employees are committed to delivering their best. Doing meaningful work, being seen authentically and valued, having impact, and nurturing connections between people enhance the employee experience and amplify productivity.

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The High Tech, High Touch Future of Recruiting

Speaker: Lou Adler, Founder, Performance-Based Hiring

How to use metrics to control bias, increase interviewing accuracy, improve productivity and increase quality of hire. Key Topics Covered: Why you must shift to a “Performance Qualified” selection process to attract and hire more diverse and high potential talent.

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10 Habits of Highly Successful Tech Recruiters

Speaker: David Nicola, Senior Sourcing Lead, Terminal

Why do metrics matter, anyway? Topics will include: How to make sure you are set up to be as productive and efficient as possible. Have you ever been on a team with high functioning recruiters and wondered "I need to do more of what they're doing"? Want to increase your candidate responses but aren't sure how?