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Boese: 3 HR technologies that can help employers struggling to hire

HRExecutive

As I have said before, every organization operates inside a distinct labor market and only by understanding the overall economy and relevant labor markets, both macro and micro, can one make informed decisions and plan a smart talent strategy. The most recent release of each report stood out for different reasons.

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Human Resources Director: Job Description, Skills & Salary

Analytics in HR

Payscale estimates that the average HR Director salary in the United States is around $179,000 annually, while Glassdoor states the average total pay is around $171,000 yearly. An MBA in Human Resources can help you gain a more practical approach to leadership and workforce planning based on real experiences.

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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

As a department, it is responsible for managing HR activities from recruitment and onboarding, compensation and benefits, learning and development, performance management, and employee relations to separation or retirement. HR is vital in aligning the organization’s business objectives and employees’ needs and aspirations.

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Compensation Analyst: All You Need to Know About the Role

Analytics in HR

In the competitive candidate market, organizations need to get their compensation strategy right. That’s why a compensation analyst is a fast-growing role and a career path worth considering. Let’s explore the role of a compensation analyst and how you can become one. Contents What is a compensation analyst?

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Job Outlook for Human Resources (HR) in 2023

Analytics in HR

HR is evolving from administrative tasks to leading in strategic planning, supporting employee wellbeing, and enabling tech integration. HR manages a spectrum of responsibilities, including recruitment , onboarding , training, employee relations, compensation , benefits administration, and compliance with labor laws.

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You're Underpaying. Now What?

Compensation Today

Jenni Marquez, CCP, PayScale Compensation Professional Most organizations don’t intend to pay employees low, but market shifts and legislation changes can often result in underpaid employees. As an HR practitioner, especially one involved in compensation, it’s important to keep an eye on your compliance with wage laws in your area.

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Talent Acquisition

Analytics in HR

Talent acquisition responsibilities include developing a strong candidate pipeline, developing employer branding , identifying, assessing, and hiring candidates to fill open positions, future resource planning, and diversifying the labor force. That way, businesses can plan trainings for existing and new employees accordingly.