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Employee Happiness Survey: 21 Questions To Ask & How To Analyze the Results

Analytics in HR

Conversely, it’s estimated that unhappy workers cost the North American business economy over $350 billion per year in lost productivity. Because when employees are happy, they tend to be more productive and put more discretionary effort and enthusiasm into their work. Determine how you will benchmark your results.

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What HR Transformations are on the Horizon?

HRExecutive

The Hackett Group’s benchmarks show the typical HR organization currently devotes half of its staff and budgets to administration and transaction processing.) For example, employees will have access to personal digital assistants, productivity tools, performance coaching, personalized training and customized career-development guidance.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

“Technology can have huge benefits for the HR function: saving time by streamlining processes, boosting engagement by enabling analysis of people data or improving employee development by allowing staff to access the content they need on different platforms, wherever and whenever they need it.

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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

Download Full Report The human resources (HR) industry is changing rapidly, and to keep up with their competition, brokers must remain aware of developing trends and tweak their portfolios to solve clients’ evolving pain points. Embracing flexible work arrangements Remote work is highly coveted—and will remain so this year.

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How Digital Tech is Changing HR

HRExecutive

The Hackett Group’s benchmarks show the typical HR organization currently devotes half of its staff and budgets to administration and transaction processing.) For example, employees will have access to personal digital assistants, productivity tools, performance coaching, personalized training and customized career-development guidance.

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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

Download Full Report The human resources (HR) industry is changing rapidly, and to keep up with their competition, brokers must remain aware of developing trends and tweak their portfolios to solve clients’ evolving pain points. Embracing flexible work arrangements Remote work is highly coveted—and will remain so this year.

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How to Identify Future Leaders with Talent Analytics

Analytics in HR

HR analytics and people analytics often include employee vacation data, sick leave, salary benchmarks, etc. Talent analytics thus analyses the entire workforce and deep dives to identify and develop the 5% of individuals that contribute significant value to the organization. specialists) and line managers (generalists).