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The power of payroll data: An interview with a leader in data management, BI, and people analytics

Visier

V: What are the most important payroll metrics that an HR leader or CHRO cares about? DW: HR senior leadership (CHRO or VPHR) is responsible for ensuring that the investment in its workforce is aligned with company health and growth. Diversity, turnover, and promotions are some of the more common HR-related benchmark areas.

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The Secret to Employee Retention Is Employee Engagement

Workday

By considering the full extent of each employee’s experience—from the quality of their onboarding, to the hours they’re expected to work, to the diversity of their team—we now understand that retention is influenced by the full extent of an employee’s experience in the workplace. Belonging and Diversity. What Is Employee Engagement?

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Strategies for Getting the Most Out of Your Payroll Data

Visier

V: What are the most important payroll metrics that an HR leader or CHRO cares about? Using payroll metrics and ratios together with market benchmarks can tell us even more on how we compare to our competitors in our industry. How much does our talent cost us? How do they use them? How much do various organizational models cost me?”.

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