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HR in 2024: Shaping Tomorrow’s Workforce Through Bold Leadership

HR Digest

The architects of this revolution are the bold and forward-thinking leaders in human resources. While a lot of attention remains on whether companies should adopt hybrid, in-office, or remote-first cultures, the main challenge leaders should focus on is creating a ‘stay’ culture. The year ahead demands courage and audacity.

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Let’s Talk About Pay (Or Not): Pros and Cons of Open Salary Policies

HR Daily Advisor

Transparency is a corporate value to strive for, but not all companies are ready to be completely transparent about pay. While some employers feel the benefits of open salary policies outweigh the risks, others are understandably concerned about the potential challenges they can create. How Common Are Open Salary Policies Today?

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Phenom’s CHRO and chief evangelist is both lifelong learner and teacher

HRExecutive

Advertisement - As CHRO and chief evangelist of global HR tech company Phenom , advancing innovation is Elmquist’s primary goal. So, when I had to execute on HR policy or work with teams on L&D or employee relations, I had a different perspective and could step right up to be an effective HR executive.

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Why you should prioritize workplace stress management during the pandemic

Workable

Mandatory mask use, regular sanitization and physical distancing measures in shared spaces became mandatory as part of COVID-19 company policies. In other sectors, people had to level up their game, for example, the food or supply chain sectors, and recruit certain roles en masse (e.g. Online yoga and exercise sessions.

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Systemic HR: Unleashing the Power of People Analytics

Hire Road

In his Why It’s Time For A New Era In Human Resources. Enter Systemic HR article, industry analyst and thought leader Josh Bersin describes HR professionals of yesteryear as “ a back-office administrative function…clerks, administrators, recruiters, or training managers.”

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How (and Why) to Build a Culture of Respect for Your Service Workers

AvilarHR

For many of these workers, the difficulty of finding non-service employment enables companies to pay low wages and keep their prices artificially low, which consumers generally like as long as they don’t have to think about what makes it possible. Conditions are bigger than any one company or industry. Policies are a good start.

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Talent attraction: Why Maslow thinks your job ads suck

Workable

Are you a recruiter in a terrifyingly drab business park 30 minutes from the “cool” downtown core or city center? Struggling to attract candidates to your mid-sized “everytown” locale when they’re moving en masse to Silicon Valley, NYC, London or another über-fantastic metropolitan hub? You are where you are. But changing employers?