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7 Strategies to Improve Your Organization’s Employee Relations

DecisionWise

Most leaders intuitively understand the importance of building strong employee relations, whether that is to help retain current talent or to create an employee value proposition that attracts others to join your organization. But what exactly do we mean by the term “employee relations”?

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7 Toxic Factors That Damage Employee Relations

6Q

Additionally, Human Resource managers spend 24% of their time resolving employee relations disputes. Why are employee relations issues so prevalent and how can they be improved? The ultimate goal is to cultivate stronger and healthier employee relations and a happy workplace that runs efficiently and effectively.

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This Employee Relations Department redeemed itself (sort of).

The Employer Handbook

My “muse” was an Employee Relations Department that caught the attention of the EEOC for its alleged poor handling of an employee’s complaints of sexual harassment. Ultimately, the defendant prevailed — a measure of redemption for the Employee Relations Department.

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What is employee relations? Beyond the basics of HR

Business Management Daily

Employee relations is a buzzword that is thrown around a lot within human resources and people management discussions, but do you truly know what it means? Many people confuse employee relations with general HR, but it’s actually a bit different. What is employee relations ?

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Employee Relations Trends and Technology for 2024

LaborSoft

Fortunately, labor and employee relations software has been evolving and improving as well. 5 Must-Have Features For Your HR Labor and Employee Management Software In 2024 1. This is vital both for basic employee data analysis, but also for attaching solutions or resolutions to each incident.

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Sifting Through Examples of Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

HR Digest

There are many examples of diversity and inclusion in the workplace but we often get caught up in two areas—hiring and leadership. Employees who feel secure are employees who are motivated to work. To build a good work culture where everyone feels welcome, here are a few examples of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

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Key Human Resources (HR) Pillars: Your 101 Guide

Analytics in HR

A department : The HR department manages all HR activities, including recruitment, onboarding, compensation, development, performance management, and employee relations. HR as the workforce : Human resources are essentially the employees of the organization. Confidentiality of any surveys is key!