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11 Important Employee Relations Metrics To Track

Analytics in HR

Employee relations metrics measure employee engagement, satisfaction, and retention, as well as overall workplace culture. According to an HR Acuity report , tracking employee relations metrics has multiple business benefits. What are employee relations metrics? Contents What is employee relations?

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What Is Headcount Planning?

Intoo USA

Examining historical budgets, growth trajectories, staffing levels, and hiring metrics spotlight resourcing gaps and surpluses by the department. Continually monitor and adjust Implementing robust systems for continuously monitoring workforce metrics enables agility in headcount planning.

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What is Headcount Reporting? A Complete Guide for Employers

HR Lineup

For example, companies may need to report data related to gender diversity, minority representation, and employment status for compliance purposes. By analyzing headcount reports alongside turnover metrics, HR teams can gain valuable insights into retention challenges and develop strategies to improve employee satisfaction.

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Everything #HR Needs to Know About Machine Learning

HR Bartender

His work has covered diverse fields from robotics to educational modeling, and now workforce management. Specifically, before bringing in any ML solution, you need to clearly define the business problem you are trying to solve and the metrics for measuring success.

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A Commitment to Transparent HCM Metrics, and What It Takes To Get There

Speaker: George LaRocque, Crystal Andrews Banks, and Chris Powell

Companies are increasingly choosing to publish diversity and inclusion and other human capital metrics publicly and transparently.

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5 Employee Performance Metrics You Should Be Tracking

15Five

For HR teams, employee performance metrics are the data you need to ensure your people strategy stays on track. Collecting and analyzing employee performance metrics allows people leaders to make more informed talent decisions, improve processes, and create a better employee experience. What are employee performance metrics?

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Workforce Planning is a Team Sport: Collaborating for Success

MP Wired For HR

Data-Driven Decision Making Combining financial data—such as budgets and costs— with HR metrics, including talent acquisition and turnover rates, allows organizations to make informed decisions. The collaboration between HR and finance fosters agility by providing insights that allow companies to respond swiftly to market conditions.

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When Recruiter Priorities Compete: Fill Speed, Growing Req Loads, and Diversity

Even in our data-driven age of hard metrics and objective assessments, the answer is: It depends. It’s a question as old as the recruiting profession itself: How many reqs should one recruiter handle at a time?

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Employee Recognition and Creating Joy at Work: The Key to Engagement & Retention

Speaker: Gianna Driver, Chief Human Resources Officer of Exabeam

With the right tools and recognition practices, you can craft programs that will bring out the best in people and endear them to one another, your mission, and your company.

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How 2400+ Recruiting Professionals Are Reimagining Their Fall Strategy

Speaker: Handshakes Find Your Next Conference

Explore the diversity hiring metrics you need to move the needle. Receive SHRM professional development credits when you attend 3 out of 6 breakout sessions listed below: Recruiting beyond reopening—learn what’s trending vs. here to stay. Uncover the evolving trends driving Gen Z’s employment decisions.

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The High Tech, High Touch Future of Recruiting

Speaker: Lou Adler, Founder, Performance-Based Hiring

Key Topics Covered: Why you must shift to a “Performance Qualified” selection process to attract and hire more diverse and high potential talent. How to use metrics to control bias, increase interviewing accuracy, improve productivity and increase quality of hire.