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5 Things We Learned About the Future of Work From Heather McGowan at Thrive 2022

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As an HR leader, you know how vital DEIB (diversity, equity, inclusion, & belonging) initiatives are to an organization. Getting (and keeping) diverse leaders is also a top priority in competitive talent markets, and 84% of diverse execs say they would not take a position without DEI commitments.

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What HR Pros Can Do About the Lack of Women in STEM

TalentCulture

It’s not a news flash that there’s a lack of diversity (and women) in STEM jobs, and this presents an opportunity for HR pros. Consider this —there are two STEM job vacancies for every qualified-but-unemployed person, and staffing agency Adecco forecasts that “U.S. Support grants and scholarships that lead to internships.

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In the Classroom, Up a Mountain – A Lateral Approach to Talent

Cielo HR Leader

In order to accomplish all this we employ 12,000 people and one of our continuing challenges is the diverse range of skills and capabilities these people need. From around 30 apprentices in 2009 we are now up to 240 – all of them in ‘real’ jobs, working, learning and contributing to the success of the company.

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HR Business Partner: All You Need To Know About the Role

Analytics in HR

Future-ready HR business partner role and responsibilities HR Business Partner skills and competencies HR Business Partner metrics How to become an HR Business Partner HR Business Partner vs. HR Manager HR Business Partner vs. HR Generalist HR Business Partner salary FAQ What is an HR Business Partner? Check out our HR Business Partner 2.0

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5 Types of HR Operating Models: A Full Guide

Analytics in HR

Consider the following quote : “In 2009, Nike Inc. They offer services to management for implementing programs and policies for areas such as compensation, benefits, training, performance counseling, and staffing. To make an operating model work, you need to understand the required competencies (or capabilities). Hub and spoke.