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Human Resources Generalist: Required Job Duties and Skills

Heyyy HR!

Human Resources Generalists (HRGs) are professionals who play a critical role in managing the human resources functions of an organization. They are responsible for the entire employee life cycle, such as recruitment and selection, performance management, training and development, and legal and compliance.

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Resolving Important Issues in HR Audits

PCS

These include employee files, training and benefits reports, and performance reviews. Erratic Hiring Practices These can result in discrimination claims, which in turn, leads to a diverse workforce. Frequent issues are imperfect job descriptions, subjective interview questions, and failure to perform detailed background checks.

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From Compliance to Talent Management: The 15 Essential HR Responsibilities

Analytics in HR

Alignment to business goals Effective HR professionals work closely with business leaders to understand their goals, identify required competencies, and develop HR strategies that support these goals. HR also designs performance management systems that support strategic goals.

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Conducting an HR Audit – Review, Identify, Improve

CCI Consulting

Essentially, HR audits are an efficient tool used to improve processes like recruitment, retention, onboarding, training, salary and compensation, payroll, performance management, and many more common practices within an HR department. Performance management helps boost employee engagement, productivity, and retention.

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Best Practice Guidelines for 360 Degree Feedback

EmployeeConnect

Minimizes rater viewpoint and discrimination inclinations. It’s merely a component of the entire performance assessment system. Next, identify the main competencies, attitudes, and behaviors you wish to assess. Determine whether these are corporate values or competencies particular to the employee’s function.

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How to Handle Microagressions in the Workplace

15Five

Read on to learn more about how to manage microaggressions and what they look like in a work environment. A microaggression is a behavior, action, or statement that indirectly, subtly, or unintentionally discriminates or communicates bias against a minority or marginalized group. What is a microaggression?

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Skills?

China Gorman

Cross-cultural Competency: ability to operate in different cultural settings. Cognitive Load Management: the ability to discriminate and filter information for importance, and to understand how to maximize cognitive functioning using a variety of tools and techniques. Perhaps we have a leg up with these two.