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HR Competencies for 2025 – A Future Standard

Digital HR Tech

In this article, we introduce a new HR competency framework for 2025, which we believe will become the new standard for HR. These are, for example, L&D, compensation and benefits, or people analytics. Subsequently, we have defined four critical capabilities that any HR professional needs to perform well in their role in 2025.

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4 People Analytics Operating Models To Implement

Analytics in HR

The people analytics market in Japan is anticipated to more than triple to an impressive 9.5 billion by 2025. Similar trends can be observed worldwide, with the global people analytics market projected to reach 7.7 Organizations are increasingly investing in building people analytics teams. billion US dollars by 2031.

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The Portal Podcast Transcription – Episode 3 – Analytics in HR Management With Sayantani Pyne

U-Next

A word that has become part of our lexicon is analytics. And a field that is increasingly using analytics is human resource management and that is the focus of our podcast today. I have with me Sayantani Pyne. She’s a senior Talent Analytics practitioner with Accenture Strategy and Consulting business.

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6 features your LMS must have (and why!)

Cezanne

In addition, look for an LMS that also supports various types of content, assessment and progress tracking, and includes robust reporting and analytics. An effective LMS can integrate with an organisation’s performance management processes, talent development strategies, and overall business objectives.

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Human Resources Technology Trends for Brokers

Extensis

The evolving workforce demographic Today’s labor force looks different than just a few years ago—it’s younger, more diverse, and tech-savvy. The World Economic Forum predicts that by 2025, one-third of the workforce will be Gen Z, digital natives who expect to benefit from technology in all their daily activities, including work.

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Number of the Day: Women’s Equality Day

HRExecutive

Foster says the organization set a goal for that number to reach 10% by 2025 and are aiming to revise that closer to 2023. HR leaders must “constantly advocate” for parity at every level of the organization, she adds—embedding diversity, equity and inclusion in everything from recruiting to rewards and benefits to mentorships.

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Achieving Transparency in the Workplace: Strategies for Success (With Examples)

Analytics in HR

Transparency in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB) Creating a comprehensive DEIB section on a corporate website is one thing; being a truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive employer is another. To facilitate this, the company established a structured approach for making pay decisions.