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What’s Keeping HR Up at Night in 2020?

HRExecutive

million in January 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But regardless of what those numbers reflect, HR professionals continue to worry about maintaining a skilled workforce. External global survey results from Deloitte Consulting also reflect similar findings. The number of job openings in the U.S. fell from 7.6

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UT Dallas’s BRIGHT Leaders Program: An All-Access Approach to Leadership Training and Career Development

Cupa HR

In 2020, the human resources team at the University of Texas at Dallas was set to launch its leadership and professional development program, the culmination of 18 months of dedicated work. An All-Access Pass for Career Development UTD innovated by first addressing the needs of remote and hybrid employees.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

This list of People Analytics and HR-Tech books is not exceptional. So here is my People Analytics and HR-Tech reading list on Kindle (no paper books, as I like the trees), ordered chronologically from newest to oldest. (Reading Time: 26 minutes) Let’s face it. There are too many professional books one can read in a lifespan.

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Human Resource Management Market Business Strategy 2019-2020

Hppy

In the old days, Human Resources was the office in a company where new employees were recruited, hired, trained, given a health insurance and retirement plan, and possibly disciplined or even fired for not measuring up to expectations. HR is and always has been the department that deals with all things worker-related.

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Human Resource Management Market Business Strategy 2019-2020

Hppy

In the old days, Human Resources was the office in a company where new employees were recruited, hired, trained, given a health insurance and retirement plan, and possibly disciplined or even fired for not measuring up to expectations. HR is and always has been the department that deals with all things worker-related.

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Brandon Hall Group Research Highlights, Sept. 21-25, 2020

Brandon Hall

Many companies are focused on training the employees within the “four walls” of the organization but fail to see the opportunities in delivering training to remote workers, customers, resellers, partners and others. This webinar explores the principles of excellent leadership development in a remote work environment.

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Veterans Day reflections: What HR can learn from the Army on leadership

HRExecutive

In my experience, serving in the Army did far more than prepare me to be a soldier; it prepared me to be a leader and, ultimately, for a successful and satisfying corporate career in human resources. Both of those competencies are honed while in the military and translate amazingly well to the HR field.