Remove Change Management Remove Employee Relations Remove Staffing Software Remove Study
article thumbnail

The Turnover Takeover: How Tech Can Be a Differentiator for PEOs and SMBs

Prism HR

Tim Pratte PrismHR President of HRO Even as the Great Resignation/Great Reshuffle —or “the Great Reprioritization” as PrismHR President of HRO Tim Pratte calls it—continues to linger during uncertain economic times and the era of so-called “quiet quitting,” many companies are still facing staffing shortages. So what’s going on?

article thumbnail

Workforce Management: Everything You Need to Know

Zenefits

Studies show that the average cost to replace an employee is 6-9 months of that employee’s salary. Effective workforce management can help you maintain control over your labor costs. WFM also makes it easier to predict future staffing demands and determine whether staffing cuts are needed. Health and safety.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

15 Job Titles for Human Resources: A Comprehensive HR Job List

Analytics in HR

HR Specialist Job description An HR Specialist is someone who performs specific HR functions like recruitment, training and development, compensation and benefits, or employee relations. It is common for an HR Specialist to be involved in recruitment and employment, training and development, and employee relations.

article thumbnail

Is HR Earning its Keep?

Bersin with Deloitte

Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. So how are these investments paying off? Unfortunately, for most organizations, not very well.

article thumbnail

Is HR Earning its Keep?

Bersin with Deloitte

Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. So how are these investments paying off? Unfortunately, for most organizations, not very well.

article thumbnail

Is HR Earning its Keep?

Bersin with Deloitte

Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. So how are these investments paying off? Unfortunately, for most organizations, not very well.

article thumbnail

Is HR Earning its Keep?

Bersin with Deloitte

Much of the extra money went to increased headcount, with HR staffing up 3%, on average. Another big area of investment was HR technology, with one-fifth organizations saying they increased their spending on HR systems during 2014. So how are these investments paying off? Unfortunately, for most organizations, not very well.