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21 HR Books Every HR Professional Should Read in 2024

Analytics in HR

These are defined in five parts: recruitment, placement & talent management , training & development, compensation, and employee relations. This book offers easy-to-follow steps and insights that will guide new leaders to a productive start. It covers a practical and step-by-step explanation of the cornerstones of HR.

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5 Human Resources Models Every HR Practitioner Should Know

6Q

Two slight modifications to the model were made since then: first time in 2008/09, and then again in 2010/11. Improved productivity and reaching the set company goals remain the main focus of all HR endeavours. The model delivers a roadmap of success that lays out performance against a credible set of descriptors. In Summary .

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Facial Hair, Tattoos, and Scents: HR Issues You May Not Know You Need to Handle

Astron Solutions

Two very popular past Astronology articles are 2008’s “Facial Hair in the Office? Pros and Cons” and “Readers Response: What are Typical Policies Regarding Female Employees with Tattoos and Body Piercings?” According to a survey conducted by the University of West Georgia , 30% of people find scented products irritating.

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Hiring Overlooked Talent May Help Ease the Worker Shortage

Zenefits

Employers who hired hidden talent said that these workers outperformed other employees in 6 key areas: productivity, work and attitude ethic, work quality, attendance, engagement, and innovation. In addition, the employers who hired the hidden talent said that these workers outperformed other employees in 6 key areas.

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Challenges and Opportunities for Talent Managers / 6 - Strategic HCM

Strategic HCM

Productivity and labour cost remain important measurements; these are the tools investors, lenders and businesses use to benchmark progress (or lack of it). In a similar study of 3,000 senior managers, executives gave their firms low marks when describing the employee-related data they need for decisions. ► 2008.

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iCIMS - Technology for Induction - and ensuring Quality of Hire ~ HR.

Strategic HCM

And one very good example of effective onboarding / induction technology is the product provided by this blog’s sponsor, iCIMS. This system helps ensure employees are productive as quickly as possible - having access to all the information they need, and being able to provide their own data online. ► 2008.

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#E4S Engage for Success launch ~ HR to HR 2.0 and Human.

Strategic HCM

However, some of the data points that have already been released and that will be being discussed this morning include: UK productivity is 20% below the G7 average. Diversity rising up the Agenda. ► 2008. Im reviewing this today and will post a summary later. According to Kenexa, the UK average level of engagement is 3.19