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Top 3 HR trends for 2016

Achievers

In 2016, look for organizations to tighten their focus on people management, from building an inclusive company culture to increasing employee engagement. HR trends to watch for 2016 include these three hot topics: 1. Revamped performance management processes. Increased use of data analysis.

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The Rise of the People Strategy Platform

Visier

) million dollar investments in systems that manage and automate HR tasks, act as systems of record, and help HR execute on administrative activities faster, with fewer errors. HR management systems, applicant tracking systems, performance management systems, talent management systems, payroll systems.

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New Year, Same Story: 2016 Forecast Is For Another Year of 3% Raises

TLNT: The Business of HR

According to the latest survey by Towers Watson , the global talent management consultant, “Pay raises for U.S. percent in 2016 for their exempt nonmanagement (e.g., According to the latest survey by Towers Watson , the global talent management consultant, “Pay raises for U.S. professional) employees.”

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Women in Finance Charter: What HR Should Know

Hppy

The Women in Finance Charter is a 2016 piece of legislation introduced by the HM Treasury. However, in 2014, CMC Markets wrote a commentary on how women traders have increased by an incredible 197 per cent since 2007. What is the Women in Finance Charter and Has the Industry Changed Since Its Implementation?

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9 HR Trends for 2023: Breaking Boundaries

HR Trend Institute

The HR Trend Report The HR Trend Institute was founded in 2014 and in November every year for the last eight years we’ve published our top HR trends for the coming year. Most of the trends for 2023 fit into one of these areas. What are the implications for HR?