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Take it From a Futurist: How Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain Will Change HR Practices

Cornerstone On Demand

Data management has to be taken seriously not only in terms of ensuring consistent data definitions and data entry culture, but also protecting the data," she says. Meyers believes that “data is king," and managing and protecting it has to become a core function of HR.

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What HR Should Know About Tenure and Academic Freedom

Cupa HR

Tiede notes that this simple definition is often surprising to many in higher ed, because tenure frequently comes with other advantages, such as sabbatical or the ability to vote for or hold a position in faculty senate. Other non-tenure-track faculty include adjuncts, who are paid per course and typically do not have a benefits package.

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How to Be a Transparent Leader (With Examples)

UKG

Let’s start with a helpful definition. They go to the library, get a library card, and find a course on LinkedIn Learning that answers their question ( learn more about this service here ). And they also know the importance of transparency. But what about the concept of transparent leadership?

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How HR can usher talent development into the future of work

HR Brew

Mike Ohata, a talent and learning leader who was formerly chief learning officer at consulting firm KPMG, has developed talent at several employers over the course of his career. The world of work is changing, and with it how talent is developed. Your book discusses “agile talent strategy”—how would you describe that?

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Everyone Needs to Change Their Communication Style – Friday Disctraction

HR Bartender

Today’s Time Well Spent from our friends at Kronos reminded me that being able to change even applies when it comes to definitions, like empowerment. There are many words that, over the course of time, have become catch all phrases (example: disrupt). It’s possible that the boss got the definition and the solution right.

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I’m starting to hate my customers, employee wants a month off in our busy period, and more

Ask a Manager

In the circumstance of unexpected medical leave or a team member leaving of course we deal with the missed deadlines, but I’ll have a harder time explaining and excusing these missed deadlines when we’re fully staffed. It’s definitely weird. It would also mean starting the new year with a backlog and a turnaround deficit.

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The Future of Work and How to Improve Job Satisfaction

Cornerstone On Demand

If I think about all the experiences people have at work that just ruin the quality of work life, getting criticized is definitely one of those crushing experiences, and yet if it's done in a way that inspires improvement rather than just critiques, then it becomes a developmental experience and it's valuable. Their lives are segmented.

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