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The Hiring Landscape For The 2018 Holiday Season

DailyPay

Seasonal hiring has been a part of the HR and recruiting workload for years, but with record-low unemployment, and record-high turnover rates, companies must compete more fiercely than ever for talent this holiday season. And data from rideshare services shows even in a shared economy; transportation jobs aren’t immune to attrition.

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7 Skills HR Technologists Will Need in the Next Eight Years

Visier

Work will be engineered through newly defined talent management systems that support a distributed and global workforce, high-trust cultures, and purpose-built networks, empowered with big data. These are the skills HR Technologists must posses in the next eight years: Innovative Reasoning Based on Data. A Business-Oriented Mindset.

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6 Trends Driving Future Workplace Skills (And What to Do in 2023)

AvilarHR

Here are Marr’s top five in-demand technology skills for jobs in 2023 – and some insights into why they are so important: Data Communicator/ Storyteller. By 2025, 70 percent of jobs will involve working directly with data. Cyber Security. professionals are predicted to be employed in cybersecurity in 2023. Customer Service. Leadership.

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Importance of Construction Workforce Planning | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

Hiring in the Construction Labor Shortage The construction industry needs two million additional workers to meet demand by 2026. You can forecast future skill requirements, identify potential shortages, and implement targeted initiatives to ensure your workforce is competent and reliable. Read the post here.

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10 HR Technology Trends In 2024: Expanding AI, Digitization, and Elevating Hybrid Workplaces

Engagedly

Employers investing in these technologies can expect a more informed, knowledgeable, and innovative workforce, leading to higher operational efficiency driven by data and technology. Data-driven DEIB In the last decade, organizations have amped up their efforts to create a diverse and inclusive environment for employees.

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Tech Revolution Imperative: The Time to Future-Proof is Now

HRExecutive

That is a landscape that will require most employees to be well-versed in technology-based skills such as design thinking, artificial intelligence, data aggregation and visualization, and process automation. million IT professionals by 2026, and yet only 60,000 computer science graduates are coming out of U.S.

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Cloud Holds the Key to HR Transformation

Bayzat

Cloud adoption soared, with the global market expected to be within reach of a trillion dollars ( US$947 billion ) by 2026. Hyperscale providers such as Microsoft, IBM and Oracle already have cloud regions in the country and last year AWS announced it is building a new data centre that is due to open in the next few months.