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Boese: How HR tech is responding to the new emphasis on skills

HRExecutive

Most organizations are facing similar challenges in the second half of 2021. Of course, emerging from the pandemic, navigating employee safety and wellbeing , and managing new ways of working are likely still primary concerns. In a skills-centric matching system, only the actual skills matter—not how or where they were acquired.

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Best Methods for Attracting and Retaining Talented Employees

Business Management Daily

Finding and retaining top talent is more complex than ever in 2023, and as LinkedIn’s most recent Workplace Learning Report discovered – 93% of companies have growing concerns over employee retention. Why has finding and holding onto talented employees become so complicated? What does the best talent want? a bad headache).

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HiBob’s top 5 webinars of 2021

HiBob

2021 was full of all kinds of challenges–but there were some bright spots too. Prioritizing career development and internal mobility throughout the employee lifecycle. That’s where career development and internal mobility come in. What’s the next thing you want to learn? Paying people is no longer enough.

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3 Key Ways Learning Benefits the Business

Linkedin Talent Blog

were short on help in late 2021, Sam’s Club’s 600 locations were fully staffed. The company’s extensive employee development program. In 2021, 591 — or roughly 27% — of Vertafore’s employees across Canada, India, and the U.S. For proof, look at Sam’s Club , the grocery outlet owned by Walmart. The reason?

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Brooks: Did 2021 finally break HR?

HRExecutive

Just the simple fact of you being here means you’ve successfully made it through the lion’s share (or all) of 2021, a year that was truly unlike any other. I truly believe that 2021 is going to be the year we’ll look back at and declare: “Yep, that’s when HR broke.” If you’re reading this column, CONGRATULATIONS!

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Averbook: Why 2021 is the Year of ‘Re-‘

HRExecutive

When we kicked off 2020, I stated a few key priorities for the year that I predicted would play out: the shift from HR technology to digital HR; a true focus on worker experience, reimagining how we deliver experiences with design at the center; and. I’m calling 2021 the Year of Re-. Employee experience is here to stay.

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Talent, innovation and 4 more themes from the 2021 HR Tech Conference

HRExecutive

Advertisement Here are six takeaways from the 2021 HR Tech Conference. People have realized what matters to them, and you need to offer them an emotional employee experience where they can feel human,” said Jason Averbook, CEO of Leapgen. “If Talent acquisition is drowning in resumes, old thinking. It is not just recruiting.