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2023 HR Statistics, Trends & Data: Ultimate List

HR Tech Girl

A study showed that lack of opportunities for growth was the number one reason employees wanted to leave their job, followed by better work-life balance. Gallup ) In early 2022, a Gallup study was released that showed 32% of full-time and part-time employees are currently engaged in their jobs, while 17% are disengaged. Statista ).

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Watson Agrees With Me!

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And I’ve had a range of data sources to back me up. My friends at Globoforce and the IBM Smarter Workforce Institute have published a new white paper: The Employee Experience Index. And their data supports these conclusions. But now, Watson has said it, so it must be true! Engagement” is none of those things. Download it here.

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6 Hot Digital Workplace Trends from Gartner

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Tactics used include open-ended interviews, employee ‘shadowing,’ observation of physical activities, analysis of work artifacts and data logs, and compilation of field notes and journals. If you want to learn more about digital workplace trends, download the full report from Gartner. RELATED POSTS.

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[Report] 3 New Global HR Trends from Globoforce & RES Forum

WorkHuman

If you’ve been following the Globoforce blog these past few months, you may recall that we recently published a report with findings from the 2016 SHRM/Globoforce employee recognition survey. The report is packed with new insights on workforce challenges from HR leaders and practitioners in the United States. RELATED POSTS.

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Talent and HR News Weekly Update: Employee Recognition Trends

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1) Trends in Employee Recognition from HR Trend Institute Employee recognition programs, once considered a “nice” but non-essential component of human resources, have changed dramatically over the past five years. The survey, conducted in collaboration with and commissioned by Globoforce, a Southborough, Mass.-based

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Technology Is Changing Human Resource Management – But Where Will It Go?

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But behind the scenes, the industry is changing and incorporating technology at a rapid pace, even if it wasn’t designed for HR to start with. Machine learning is automated data analysis through algorithms that automatically create analytical models. The Internet of Things.