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Talent Shortages Hit the Levels of 2007: In-house Talent Development Comes to Rescue

Rallyware for Human Resources

Postrecession winners used a customer- and employee-centric approach to work, saving good relationships within an enterprise, improving operational efficiency, and streamlining technologies. They focused on delivering a personalized and affordable-in-a-crisis quality product. Those who invested in employee training won.

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6 Key HR Strategies in a Recession

Zenefits

The 2007-2009 Great Recession is fresh in the public consciousness as another potential economic downturn looms over the market. Today, employees and organizations benefit from remote work and asynchronous communication. However, unlike in 2007, most industries need workers more than ever.

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The Best Employee Retention Articles and Resources from Across the Web

ForUsAll

High turnover to contend with? Low employee engagement giving you a headache? Revitalizing your employee retention can be a daunting undertaking, but we’re here to help. Here are all the employee retention articles and resources you’ll need to get informed, get inspired, and get going. Source: Forbes.

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HR Versus People Ops: What You Need to Know

Pingboard

Identifying and implementing action plans that help raise employee productivity . Providing employees with all the necessary tools and resources to thrive . Recruiting, hiring, transferring, and promoting employees. Mediating employee issues . Terminating employees. Other Day to Day Activities: .

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Podcast: HR vs People Ops – What’s the Difference?

Pingboard

So people ops focuses more on implementing strategies that help the employees thrive. Things that help them be more productive at work. So daily activities or projects they work on could include reducing time to hire, improving employee engagement, establishing a strong company culture and increasing employee retention.

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Podcast: HR vs People Ops – What’s the Difference?

Pingboard

So people ops focuses more on implementing strategies that help the employees thrive. Things that help them be more productive at work. So daily activities or projects they work on could include reducing time to hire, improving employee engagement, establishing a strong company culture and increasing employee retention.

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What Is Evidence-Based HR? Examples, Benefits, and Decision-Making Steps

Analytics in HR

Now for a case of how evidence-based HR principles could have saved one employer a great deal of money: The city of New York invested $75 million in incentive payments for teachers in 2007. The assumption was that it would motivate teachers to be more satisfied and productive and lead to improvement in their students’ performance.