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6 HR functions using gen AI in a big way

HRExecutive

Consider this rapid shift: In 2023, 22% of HR functions reported experimenting with or using gen AI. “Today, we’re starting to see HR catch up,” says Kevin Oakes, CEO and co-founder of i4cp, who spoke last week during HR Tech in Las Vegas. .”

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Why one HR pro turned to talent development to address her company’s shortage of telecoms professionals

HR Brew

Currently, Gerig said her biggest challenge is managing all of the demands of the HR function, like keeping employees engaged, minimizing turnover, and staying on top of workforce development planning. That’s really what I charge our HR team to do.” A lot of times, on-the-job training is really the best way to learn.

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Lattice CEO explains ‘big misunderstanding’ over AI rollout

HR Brew

Lattice CEO Sarah Franklin sees AI as “transformational technology” in business—that’s why she posted to Linkedin last month that the company was proud to be the first to develop a system for onboarding, training, goal setting, and managing performance for these “digital workers,” and creating employee records for them. What’s next?

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Integrating Core HR Functions with a Unified HRIS Solution

Hppy

Human Resource Information System (HRIS) software is a centralized platform designed to manage and automate a wide range of HR functions across the employee lifecycle. HR teams can set up role-specific checklists, assign digital forms, and schedule orientation tasks within one platform. The same logic applies to offboarding.

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Starting Up: This founder is putting employees in the driver’s seat when it comes to upskilling

HR Brew

Gilman, the startup’s CEO, told HR Brew that upskilling is an area ripe for improvement in the HR function. The platform the duo designed would focus on easing access to upskilling for employees, and relieving some of the burden on HR and learning and development (L&D) teams. Gilman said.

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What the data tells us about HR’s path to C-suite

HR Brew

Where did they get trained? Amazon is becoming more and more of an academy company for HR,” Steve Patscot, who leads Spencer Stuart's North American HR practice, told HR Brew. He later added, “As an old GE alumni, I had hundreds of thousands of dollars invested in me in my training and career and background.

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The Rise of Managed Payroll Services: What HR Professionals Need to Know

EmployeeConnect

The rise of managed payroll services can be attributed to several factors: Increased Complexity of Payroll Regulations: Payroll regulations are constantly changing, and staying up-to-date with these changes can be daunting for HR teams. The costs associated with payroll software, training, and potential errors can add up quickly.