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Littal Shemer
OCTOBER 11, 2022
A dispersed workforce, greater transparency, social change, generational shift, and value chain disruptions are driving new behaviors and expectations from the workplace. There are too many professional books one can read in a lifespan. This list of People Analytics and HR-Tech books is not exceptional. First published: May 14th, 2018.
TalenX
APRIL 16, 2020
In 2020, there are a plethora of human resource management books to choose from. Unfortunately, not all of them are equal. In Lowisz’s book, he argues that 2020 is the decade where updates to the hiring process should be made. This is why it’s important to separate the gems from the riff-raff. Looking for the easy way out?
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Analytics in HR
DECEMBER 14, 2022
Digital transformation was influencing ways of working long before the pandemic, but lockdowns and the shift to remote working accelerated these changes in significant ways. Market uncertainties impacting the way we work. But COVID-19 had a far more momentous impact than showing hybrid work is a real possibility. Trend 1: Triple peak days.
Workday
JULY 9, 2020
At its heart, Workforce Week is about coming together to help talented job seekers find meaningful, thriving-wage careers. There’s no doubt COVID-19 is not only exposing inequalities, but it’s also having a disproportionate impact on diverse communities. Yet for a number of reasons, this year is different.
Paddle HR
DECEMBER 15, 2020
At Paddle, we believe that companies too often overlook their greatest source of talent: their own workforce. LinkedIn’s Global Talent Trends 2020 report found that employees stay 41% longer with companies that regularly hire from within. The acquisition of key talent is a top priority for any large enterprise.
Workday
JUNE 22, 2022
Employee retention once meant providing employees with competitive compensation and benefits, as well as the necessary tools to perform their work. The only constant in life is change, and the world of work is no different. In 2021, an estimated 47.4 million Americans left their jobs , a noticeable increase on the pre-pandemic figure of 42.1
Thrive Global
SEPTEMBER 24, 2022
To this day, I don’t make assumptions about people because they are a member of a group or community, but rather recognize and appreciate their individual uniqueness and diversity. What do you predict will be the same about work, the workforce and the workplace 10–15 years from now? Change was happening at a fast pace before 2020.
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