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Is the HR Accountable for Mass Layoffs?

Keka HR Blog

You were there when it happened. The meetings to discuss the need to hire recruiters. The job postings on LinkedIn. The applications. The interviews, the offer letters and the acceptance. You were there when it happened. You, the HR. The inductions, the training of hundreds of new employees. The promotions and the increments.

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Is the HR Accountable for the Mass Layoffs?

Keka HR Blog

You were there when it happened. The meetings to discuss the need to hire recruiters. Further, such companies witness reduced profits for around three years. Vinod Parur, CHRO, RR Kabel, told HR Katha. Worst victims of layoffs. The job postings on LinkedIn. The applications. The promotions and the increments.

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Employee Performance Management: What Your CFO Needs to Know About Culture Before Investing

Reflektive

These numbers point to the fundamental difference between the mindsets of a CFO and a CHRO. While the CFO is a strategic partner to the CEO and sees every employee as a cost, the CHRO is a champion of employees and sees each individual’s value. DOWNLOAD FREE E-BOOK: How Microsoft Got Performance Management Right. Click To Tweet.

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Why Cultural and Core Values are Important to an Organization?

Synergita

Michele Hamill, CHRO at JAGGAER, a spend management solution. Besides, organizations check candidates’ culture fit along with skills and competencies during the selection process because the act of cultural misfit employees brings in negative impact in areas such as employee turnover, engagement, and happiness levels.

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Why Cultural and Core Values are Important to an Organization?

Synergita

Organizations can avoid falling into a cultural chasm by factoring the people aspect into M&A criteria well before the deal is signed,” -Michele Hamill, CHRO at JAGGAER, a spend management solution. Forcing one culture on another never works. It also explored job aspirants’ ideology on cultural alignment as shown below.

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Lessons Learned from the Most Admired for HR

HRExecutive

The panel, moderated by conference co-chair Steve Boese, included (from left to right in the photo above) Jayne Parker, senior executive vice president and CHRO at the Walt Disney Co.; If you’re having a problem with turnover, it’s going to impact your other metrics because our employees are the ones generating the revenue.”.

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The HR Terms Glossary

Visier

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. Examples include sales targets, customer retention, and increased profitability. Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). Employee Retention. Employee Turnover. A high turnover rate may lead to a lack of talent needed for specific roles. Analytics.