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Fundamental Uncertainty | 5 strategic HR & people priorities for 2024

HR Trend Institute

In an era of fundamental uncertainty, what should you prioritize in your HR and people 2024 strategy? That’s why this year we’re taking a different approach. Based on our analysis, we’ve identified five strategic priority areas for HR and people teams in 2024. Why is the HR Trend Institute adopting this fresh approach?

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Bethany De Lude: “It never gets easier”

Thrive Global

At critical junctures, choose to hold the line over doing what would be easier in the moment. As a part of our series about strong women leaders, I had the pleasure of interviewing Bethany De Lude. federal government. actuary, teacher, national intelligence resource. You do everyone a disservice by minimizing.

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Reinventing Work

Sergio Caredda

In a moment where the Covid19 Pandemics seems to be at least partially under control, and governments around the world are all planning their “reopening” strategies, Work appears to be one of the big losers in the first impacts of the economic downturn. Updates : This article has been updated after its initial publication.

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The Top 10 Problems TA Leaders Tell Me About

Ongig

I decided to now share them with you — perhaps they’ll help you with your TA strategies. Disclaimer: Since Ongig is a job description platform, a higher-than average amount of people bring up job description-related problems with me. . Many talent acquisition leaders say their marketing departments have de-prioritize TA.

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Unveiling the Hidden Workforce: How To Tap Into Its Potential

Analytics in HR

In brief Despite global talent shortages, a large part of the workforce – including groups like caregivers, people with disabilities, refugees, veterans and the previously incarcerated – is willing and able to work but remains unemployed or underemployed. What are hidden workers, and why are they not part of the workforce?

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Part 4: The New Discourse of Work: Personal Realisation

Sergio Caredda

With this fifth article in the series, I want to explore the New Discourse of Work that is currently emerging. As I am structuring this articles in a new way, I’m repurposing and updating that specific content here, before trying to frame the concept of the new Discourse. Productivity is for machines, not for people.