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2023 Wrapped: Trends, Changes, and Solutions 

MP Wired For HR

By leveraging data insights into employee sentiment, engagement, and performance, HR professionals are equipped with valuable information to make informed decisions related to talent management, workforce planning, and compensation strategies.

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25 HR Blogs to Subscribe to in 2022

Analytics in HR

If you’re interested in compensation and benefits , compliance, or people management, Paycor’s blog is a great resource to follow. The HR & Payroll software company publishes insightful and practical articles aimed mainly at HR practitioners from small & medium businesses. Where do I subscribe? Cornerstone.

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Understanding How the Millennial Workforce Operates

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Compensation, though important, isn’t the most important aspect of Millennial engagement: making them feel like they’re part of something important and allowing them to grow is what’s key for long-term productivity and satisfaction.

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Top 25 HR Websites for HR Professionals

Empxtrack

For human resource professionals, it is important to stay on top of the latest HR trends and employee management practices. With the ever changing needs and laws, human resource managers need to be on the lookout for best HR practices to follow. HR Trend Institute. HR Morning. Website: [link].

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AIHR’s 2023 Wrapped: Continuously Striving for Excellence

Analytics in HR

We also continued to grow our HR glossary library, where you can find 100+ entries arranged in alphabetical order for easy reference. Take a look at our 2023 blog Hall of Fame: 11 HR Trends for 2024: Elevating Work : 11 HR trends you need to know to prepare for 2024. What is Talent Management?

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To Usher in the Age of HR, We Need to Start By Tearing It Apart

TLNT: The Business of HR

From dependent employees to independent talent — Until very recently, employees were largely dependent on companies to do their work. Organizations provided not only the jobs but also the space, tools, knowledge, and colleagues to do the job — not to mention the compensation. HR departments are organized in many different ways.

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The Rise and Fall of the 40-Hour Work Week

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While the workers were more productive, the researchers were not able to tell if the increase in productivity was enough to compensate for the funds used to hire more workers. Download the eBook and get practical ideas on designing employee engagement activities for your team! Research shows that it’s worth it. Get your free copy.