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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

First published: May 14th, 2018. Vance, Peggy Parskey (2020) “The book breaks new ground with a framework to simplify the discussion of measurement, analytics and reporting as it relates to L&D and talent development practitioners. Truxillo (2018). Click titles for Kindle versions (Work in progress.

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The Top HR Conferences in 2017-2018 You Can’t Afford to Miss

Compensation Today

We’ve put together a list of all the best HR conferences for 2017 and 2018 that will reward you with the most bang for your buck. i4cp 2018 Conference. Dates: March 26-29, 2018. Host: Association for Talent Development. That’s where this list comes in. Host: i4cp. Location: Scottsdale, Arizona. Price: TBA.

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5 Talent Development Challenges for HR in 2019

SumTotal

Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institute 2018 Skills Gap Study, found that 2.4 Furthermore, more than 90% of CHROs believe that competition for critical talent will only get more competitive over the next twelve months. I could go on: however, the point is talent development is now a strategic imperative. Company culture.

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9 HR Trends for 2023: Breaking Boundaries

HR Trend Institute

Over the last few years, the Alphabet Workers Union has aimed to influence company policy in diversity, equity and inclusion, climate action and ethical decisions on how tech is used within society. Imagine living the life of another gender or race to experience diversity issues first-hand. What are the implications for HR?

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Why is Organizational Culture Important?

Empuls

Robert Walters) 55% of businesses say that higher engagement would improve their ability to retain, recruit, or carry out succession planning (CBI's 2018 survey ). Candidates are less likely to leave an organization where they are an excellent cultural fit , according to 81% of hiring managers.