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‘The year of efficiency:’ Industry leaders forecast 2024 HR trends

HRExecutive

HR professionals are being asked to do even more with even less heading into 2024, making it the “year of efficiency,” according to Josh Merrill , CEO and co-founder of performance management platform Confirm. He believes HR leaders should prioritize mental health with a sense of urgency, emphasizing resilience.

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AI, Upskilling, and Return to Office: Top 10 HR Trends for 2024

Netchex HR Blog

Year to year, however, HR professionals must keep up with emerging HR trends for 2024. The past few years have taught us to be cautious about predicting the future, but these ten HR trends for 2024 should be on the radar of every leader in Human Resources.

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7 Key HR Trends for 2024 Every Leader Needs to Know

Terryberry

Here, we’ll guide you through key ideas that we predict to be the most influential emerging HR trends in 2024. Top HR Trends for 2024 AI By now, we’ve all heard plenty of talk about artificial intelligence – it seems to be everywhere from cars to Photoshop.

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HR Software is Essential for Modern Organizations

ExactHire

HR professionals are responsible for recruiting, onboarding, training, managing benefits, handling payroll, and ensuring compliance with labor laws. They also play a crucial role in employee engagement, performance management, and fostering a positive workplace culture.

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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

As a function, HR covers the processes, practices, and strategies to attract, develop, and retain employees who contribute to the company’s overall success. HR is vital in aligning the organization’s business objectives and employees’ needs and aspirations.

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Overtime Running Over-Budget? 10 Tips for Managing Overtime

Netchex HR Blog

Here are some of the most common causes of overtime: Understaffing Absenteeism and tardiness Unexpected and/or heavy workload Process inefficiency and/or lack of adequate resources Poor employee performance. Manage overtime properly, when it’s necessary. Regulate overtime rather than outright prohibiting it.

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Performance Management: The Tech Approach

Namely

In this three-part blog series, Namely’s VP of Product, Brian Crofts, and Namely’s HR Advisor, Sneh Kadakia, are stepping back to look at both sides of the performance management spectrum. As an HR technology company, we realize the incredible ROI that tools have on making HR processes effective and efficient.