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How Synchrony is Using Data to Increase Workplace Diversity

Great Place to Work

Business leaders have been touting their commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion & belonging for years — but what’s really changed? Beyond words, what makes a difference in the employee experience for workers from diverse backgrounds? 25 on the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® List , the answers lie in the data.

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Making Progress on Diversity and Inclusion Means Getting the Data Right

HR Digest

Collecting and using data in the right way and employing the right tools can help business leaders make progress toward their biggest D&I challenges. A global manufacturing company knew they needed to make progress on their diversity and inclusion goals. Many companies collect very limited data related to representation.

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How to get started with HR benchmarking

Achievers

These questions and others can be answered with the effective use of HR benchmarking. Let’s explore what HR benchmarking entails and why it might be worth pursuing at your organization. What is HR benchmarking? HR benchmarking, while a useful tool in the right circumstances, has its limitations.

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How to Prepare for the Next Wave of HR Benchmarking

Visier

HR benchmarking first hit the scene in 1980 , giving organizations a way to assess relative performance for important measures such as turnover. In this first wave of benchmarking, HR had to leverage surveys and other data that was often self-reported, and therefore subject to bias. Benchmark everything.

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Crucial HR KPIs you need to make data-driven decisions

Business Management Daily

KPIs enable data-driven decision-making. The strongest decisions you can make are ones backed up by data, which is what HR KPIs provide. For example, you may discover that diversity is important to your stakeholders, in which case DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusiveness) would be a vital KPI for your organization.

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New Data on Women Breaking the Glass Ceiling

Visier

While organizations report they are committed to gender diversity, that commitment has not translated into progress for most. A key way to achieve this is through the use of people data and analytics, which have been proven to improve female leadership representation at organizations. Have data-driven career conversations.

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Benchmarking and how to talk comp with your people

HiBob

One way companies can begin to navigate these compensation discussions with their people is by having a well-crafted compensation strategy … And your compensation strategy is only as good as the data that underpins it. This is where benchmarking comes in. What is benchmarking, and why is it so important?