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There’s Nothing Quiet About It: The Shifting Employee-Employer Relationship 

Analytics in HR

Quiet Quitting has been well-studied. The employee-employer / employee-work relationships are changing It’s undisputed that the changes we have witnessed in the workplace over the past few years have contributed to a change in the psychological contract. They’re not. It is called employee disengagement.

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All You Need to Know about Employee Relations

Digital HR Tech

A definition Employee relations examples Employee relationship management – Key principles Employee relations best practices Employee relations policy example Wrap-up FAQ. A definition. At the foundation of the employee – organization relationship lies a psychological contract.

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Key takeaways from People Analytics World, London 2018 – Part 2

Littal Shemer

In this blog I share my key takeaways from the conference 2 nd day sessions, case studies and demos, in which I participated. #1. By generalizing a case study related to a company’s sales, Blumberg showed how important is to know where to focus, in order to impact the business with People Analytics.

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Connecting the Dots in Employee Engagement

Strategic HCM

Defining Engagement A agree with David Zinger that there’s no need for a common definition of employee engagement – a point I also made at my presentation along with David Macleod. The traditional psychological contract between employers and employees in which lifelong employment was guaranteed has ended.

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Author Isabelle Nüssli: “I started a movement to ban the ‘cockfighting culture’ in business”

Thrive Global

To understand what could be done to improve on top-level business relationships that are crucial for any organization, I decided to dive into studies in business law and applied psychology which allowed me to combine my interest in people and business. It seems that admitting issues of this nature was viewed as a taboo.