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5 big-picture goals for a strong 2015 in human capital management

Ceridian

On some days, it will inevitably seem like the responsibilities of human capital management are getting monotonous. For the most part, the job brings a lot of the same tasks on a weekly basis – processing payroll, administering benefits and handling any concerns that come up regarding corporate health and wellness.

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This Week in Human Capital Management – 2015’s HR Internet Trends, DIY Transitions, and More!

ADP

Our highly subjective selection of the most interesting recent writings on Human Capital Management.

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Government Talent Crunch: Why Training Matters More Than Ever

Cornerstone On Demand

" With a talent crisis looming, other politicians would do well to follow McCrory's lead. Without understanding the true value of HR and investing resources in talent management, government leaders are putting the future of their agencies—and consequently, their workforces—at risk.

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Compliance, Wellness and Engagement: Ceridian customers share their focus for 2015

Ceridian

With every new year comes a newfound urgency for companies to improve their strategies for human capital management. Talent management leaders are setting out to accomplish a few specific goals in the coming […].

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Which Comes First, Economic Performance or Best in Class HR?

China Gorman

This year’s survey report, “ Creating People Advantage 2014-2015: How To Set Up Great HR Functions: Connect, Prioritize, Impact ” included responses from 3,507 people in 101 countries across industries such as industrial goods, consumer goods, and the public sector. Analytics and key performance indicators (KPI’s) give HR a seat at the table.

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Talent Acquisition 2014: A Look Back and Ahead

Brandon Hall

Talent acquisition is the most complex area of human capital management, yet many companies lack the necessary resources, tools and capabilities to build a results-driven program. In fact, only 8% of companies have an optimized talent acquisition strategy. Predictions for 2015.

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Current Trends in Wellness—How Does Your Program Compare?

HR Daily Advisor

You should use a proven strategic planning process to explore the business and human capital management issues of your organization. The plan will help to build consensus on human capital management goals and the benefits program. Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS). Talent Management.