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What’s Keeping HR Up at Night in 2020?

HRExecutive

million in January 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Slightly more than half of the respondents worry about retaining key talent, with the next most common concern being developing leaders and succession planning, followed by improving the employee experience, and driving innovation and helping teams work together.

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How to Be a Champion for the Business Value of Career Development

Linkedin Talent Blog

Hearing these words from the GOAT (Simone is arguably the Greatest of All Time) set the stage for my own ATD workshop, How to Champion Career Development to Leaders and Stakeholders. Help attendees rally energy for their own important goal: turning more executives into superfans of the business value of career development.

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Internal mobility: The key to unlocking employee potential and retention

Business Management Daily

Currently, 69% of companies plan to engage in internal mobility strategies, which was rare before 2020. Project-based assignments allow your employees to learn new skills and experience different (or adjacent) career paths. Succession planning. promotions). Why has internal mobility become so prevalent?

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Boese: 3 ways the pandemic is fueling HR tech innovation

HRExecutive

For example, rather than structure and architect talent management into its familiar silos of learning, succession planning, compensation management, etc.,

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The Weekly Dose: @Workday Ups its Game in Belonging and Diversity!

The Tim Sackett Project

If 2020 has done anything, it’s brought the conversation of diversity and inclusion to the forefront like never before in organizations. Business leaders can look at metrics to determine if their promotion process is inclusive and then view a succession report to gauge if they are planning in an equitable way. Leadership.

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How To Develop Winning Learning and Development Strategies

AIHR

For example, succession planning facilitated by an HR manager can involve implementing managerial training for existing employees, which could also be an L&D activity. This includes onboarding, career development, succession planning, and management and leadership development.

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Employee Performance Management During COVID-19

Engagedly

According to Bracken and Church(2013), 360 degree feedback has been adopted by roughly 60% of the top development companies for both development and decision making. It helps them in identifying high-potential employees and succession planning. The Coronavirus has affected the way we work today and for months to come.