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Report: HR Trends 2024 – Navigating the Future of Work

Extensis

Today’s business landscape is highly competitive, meaning organizations must brush up on and adapt to the latest HR trends. In the ExtensisHR 2024 Trends Report, review the top 10 latest industry developments and the steps your business can take to succeed, straight from our internal thought leaders.

HR Trends 101
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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

With insights from our internal experts, the ExtensisHR 2024 HR Trends Report reviews the top 10 developments expected to impact employers, from the rising use of artificial intelligence to the need to upskill current staff. Download the full 2024 HR Trends Report now. With a PEO like ExtensisHR, you’re never alone.

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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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New Year, New HR Trends for Brokers to Know

Extensis

With insights from our internal experts, the ExtensisHR 2024 HR Trends Report reviews the top 10 developments expected to impact employers, from the rising use of artificial intelligence to the need to upskill current staff. Download the full 2024 HR Trends Report now. With a PEO like ExtensisHR, you’re never alone.

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Hybrid & Remote Work Expected to Fuel Continued Employee Turnover

EngagementMultiplier

Whether you call it “The Great Resignation,” or “The Great Reshuffle,” one thing is clear – employers can expect to see continued turnover in their staff. Remote and flexible working are not the only factors spurring continued employee turnover. Retention improves, along with morale, performance, and overall employee engagement.

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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

As a department, it is responsible for managing HR activities from recruitment and onboarding, compensation and benefits, learning and development, performance management, and employee relations to separation or retirement. HR is vital in aligning the organization’s business objectives and employees’ needs and aspirations.

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Get the 2018 HR Trends in 3 Minutes

Paycor

The current recruiting market is heavily saturated, and as baby boomers retire, transferring their knowledge to new generations of workers is top of mind. Reports suggest that 75 million workers in the United States will retire in the next decade and be replaced by a talent pool of just 45 million. Historic Lows in Unemployment Rates.