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INTERVIEW: Dr. Jac Fitz-enz on Human Capital Metrics

HR Bartender

In my very first human resources manager role, I attended a weekly department head meeting. I learned how to turn stories into numbers by reading a book – “ How to Measure Human Resource Management ” by Dr. Jac Fitz-enz. I found a function that was regarded as a cost center that created no value.

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HR Career Path: Everything You Need to Know

Analytics in HR

With your career pathing plan, you will get valuable insights into: Your skills and competencies ; The potential vertical and horizontal development opportunities within and outside of your organization; Existing skills gaps that you need to address in order to progress in your career; The resources you can use to fill in your skills gaps.

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Why Construction Companies Can’t do Without Employee Recognition Tech

Semos Cloud

Construction has a Merciless Labor Market As we all know, construction companies are struggling to fill their ranks with skilled professionals and the industry is suffering because of it. Employees who are about to retire are also leaving behind a skills gap which will additionally limit the capabilities of the current workforce.

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Case Study: Call Center

SwipeClock

Call centers that optimize their human capital can significantly increase efficiency and productivity. This was the goal of our example company, a customer service center which had launched eight years previously with one healthcare client. Solution – Workforce Management Suite. Overtime and Break Management.

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How the Public Sector Is Improving Equity and Talent Outcomes

Eightfold

The public sector has always needed hardworking, skilled employees. Government is hiring, but human resource professionals face competition from the private sector, accelerating retirement rates, and a shortage of applicants.”. Additionally, they are focusing on skills-based hiring for better job matching.

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Sumser: Here’s how to get a true sense of quality of hire

HRExecutive

The underlying question is part of an eternal squabble between recruiters and hiring managers: Whose fault is it when a candidate doesn’t work out? This works for both recruiters and hiring managers because the answer is always not them. Working relationships are complex, human partnerships.

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Investing in a talent strategy

PI Worldwide

Rather, it considers an organization’s initiatives, the strengths and weaknesses of various teams, the skill gaps in certain roles, talent development opportunities, and how to improve the overall employee experience. Too often, hiring and managing talent is considered the responsibility of Human Resources alone.