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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. Research shows that traditional performance management processes are falling by the wayside.

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Although It’s Better, U.S. Employers Are Still Struggling to Fill Vacancies

TLNT: The Business of HR

ManpowerGroup’s 10th annual Talent Shortage Survey is out , and it reveals that 32 percent of U.S. employers report difficulties filling job vacancies due to talent shortages. This marks a decrease of 8 percent, down from 40 percent in 2014.

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Work Friendships: They Improve Productivity and Job Satisfaction

TLNT: The Business of HR

To Be Valued and Appreciated ) about global employee research showing that “appreciation for my work” is the most important job aspect for employees, I wanted to share the findings of the Globoforce 2014 UK and Ireland Workforce Mood Tracker survey. The findings are consistent with what we see in the U.S., more…).

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The Leadership Drought: Why It’s the No. 1 Issue for Organizations Today

TLNT: The Business of HR

Our regular content will return on Jan 5, 2014. Last week, I discussed one of the trends (re-skilling HR teams) called out in Deloitte ’s annual Global Human Capital Trends report for 2014. It’s a TLNT annual tradition to count down the most popular posts of the year. This is No. Mele Kalikimaka ! .

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The Urgent Need For Leadership Development

TLNT: The Business of HR

Back in March, I discussed a few takeaways from Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends 2014 survey. After going through the report again, I think it would be worthwhile to mention some of the other global trends for 2014. more…).

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The Rise of the People Strategy Platform

Visier

Today’s business environment is more complex than ever before, creating an unmatched opportunity for HR to create value for the business. PwC’s 18th Annual Global CEO survey, which included a report on People strategy for the digital age: A new take on talent , identified six key priorities for CEOs and HR: Rethinking people strategy.

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Weekly Wrap: Nobody Wins When Developing Employees Isn’t a Priority

TLNT: The Business of HR

Yes, more money IS getting spent on training and development (15 percent more in 2014, according to Bersin ), but it’s still not enough. That’s why this new survey from the American Management Association didn’t come as any great surprise. more…).