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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Today’s business landscape is highly competitive, meaning organizations must brush up on and adapt to the latest HR trends. In the ExtensisHR 2024 Trends Report, review the top 10 latest industry developments and the steps your business can take to succeed, straight from our internal thought leaders.

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3 Key Healthcare HR Trends for 2023 and Beyond

Precheck

3 Key Healthcare HR Trends for 2023 and Beyond Mar. 14, 2023 Antique Nguyen Marketing Manager HR professionals remain busy in 2023 as they grapple with a tight labor market, economic uncertainty, rapidly changing technology, and more.

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The Evolution of HR with AI Technologies

Hppy

AI technologies in HR are not just about automating routine tasks; they represent a shift towards more efficient, data-driven decision-making. This technology is helping HR professionals to streamline their workflows, reduce biases in hiring and performance evaluations, and enhance their overall strategic planning.

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Eight HR trends to embrace for 2022

cipHR

Projects get staffed by highly expert and skilled employees, with everyone feeling more empowered. The good news for innovative recruitment professionals is, according to global LinkedIn data, that the demand for their expertise has increased seven-fold (in June 2021, compared to June 2020). Re-onboarding.

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2015 HR Trends: More Tech Adoption and a Greater Focus on Talent

TLNT: The Business of HR

Here are three (3) distinct HR trends that we fully expect to headline conversations in the new year. You’ll see that the common thread in these trends is the emphasis on new technologies and innovations that will drive the HR industry forward. more…).

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Top 10 HR trends of the decade

Insperity

Self-service HR technology allows companies to increase headcount without necessarily needing to add HR staff. It also leaves HR personnel free to handle more advanced work, such as training and development, compliance management and data analysis. Evolution of social media.

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An Emerging Trend For HR’s Data: Analytics-as-a-Service

TLNT: The Business of HR

The current trend is for companies to build in-house departments staffed with data scientists to do advanced analytics. However, this is probably only an option for large, sophisticated firms. Click To Tweet.