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From Compliance to Talent Management: The 15 Essential HR Responsibilities

Analytics in HR

Preparing for the future: DEIB, succession planning, HR digital and new work models Developing future-proof HR skills The roles and responsibilities of an HR professional HR professionals are responsible for managing the most valuable asset of any organization – its employees.

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What are the Best 5 HR Machine Learning Use Cases?

Engagedly

Employing algorithms trained on extensive datasets, machine learning enables the creation of models that outperform humans in tasks such as photo classification, data analysis, and price forecasting. HR chatbots proactively engage with applicants, posing preliminary screening questions and collecting candidate data.

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Sumser: Tackling the bias in your data

HRExecutive

The moment you decide to measure something, you introduce bias into your data. In other words, all data requires context. Those decisions inherently introduce bias in your data. Bias is an immutable characteristic of data. We want our data to mean something, even in its tiniest instance.

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3 Tips on Avoiding Unintentional Discrimination

Pinsight

Unintentional discrimination—commonly known as disparate or adverse impact—affects many employment practices involving candidate selection. Not only can unintentional discrimination land your organization into legal trouble, but it can also create and reinforce systemic barriers to professional advancement for marginalized groups.

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HR Audit: Meaning, Importance, Types, Process & Benefits

HR Lineup

This includes adherence to employment contracts, workplace safety regulations, anti-discrimination laws, and other legal requirements. Talent Management: An HR audit helps organizations evaluate their talent management practices, including recruitment, retention, succession planning, and employee development.

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Human Resources Generalist: Required Job Duties and Skills

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This involves developing and implementing workforce planning strategies to identify and address skills gaps, succession planning, and other talent management issues. They must also be able to analyze workforce data to identify trends and anticipate future talent needs.

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Sumser: Fighting bias through data-driven software development

HRExecutive

And,” he added, “we really interrogate the data in search of insight. We mine the data and reevaluate workflows in search of the things that make a real difference.” For many, a mispronounced name is a signal of subtle and not so subtle discrimination to come. I prefer data-driven reduction of bias.