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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

It covers all the core areas of HR including recruitment, performance management, learning and development (L&D), and reward. It allows HR professionals and business executives to translate their data into tangible actions to improve business performance while navigating the rapidly evolving world of work. Cascio, Alexis A.

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Is Your Performance Management Process Adapting to the Times?

TalentGuard

Is Your Performance Management Process Adapting to the Times? This may also be why only 28% of people surveyed in 2013 considered their organizations’ performance management processes effective, and why 71% considered those processes unfair.). Performance management, however, is an ever-evolving process.

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In Healthcare, a Happy Staff Makes for Healthy Patients

Cornerstone On Demand

According to a 2014 Cornerstone OnDemand study that surveyed HR professionals at healthcare organizations, nearly half of respondents said their organizations do measure whether or not employees are engaged — and to what extent. The State of Engagement Today. So be sure to recognize nurses and other staff for good work.

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Time for HR’s 2014 Performance Appraisal

HR Daily Advisor

It’s a good time to reflect on your accomplishments of 2014. How close are you now to where you thought you’d be on January 1, 2014? How pleased are you (and your hiring managers) with the people you’ve added to the staff? How about your talent management programs? Happy New Year, readers! Engagement?

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Better HR Communication for a Better 2015

UpstartHR

Here are a few ideas to consider based on the results of Brandon Hall Group’s Business Focus 2014: Leaders’ Top Priorities report: Talent retention—Discuss retention initiatives and any cost savings associated with reduced turnover.

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Talent Management- What Is It and Why Is It Important?

Engagedly

If you don’t manage employee retention properly, it could spell disaster for your bottom line. They’ll also have higher morale, which means less turnover and increased loyalty. If turnover is inevitable, additionally it is succession making plans for commercial enterprise continuity. years in 2014 to 4.7

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Top 10 tips for Effective Onboarding [Infographic]

GuideSpark

We found that 77% of new hires make the decision to stay or leave an organization within their first 6 months , while losing an employee translates to 1-2 years of pay and benefits per employee turnover. That’s a powerful connection between your onboarding program and your company’s employee productivity and retention goals.