Employees are among the most critical assets of any organization. It’s essential to keep them happy and engaged — two critical factors in maintaining a productive, thriving workplace. Which is why employee recognition matters. According to a study by the Society for Human Resource Management, employee morale is the single most important predictor of employee engagement.…
An annual HR report is a way to showcase to your stakeholders the value that HR brings to the business. It covers both accomplishments and challenges experienced in the year. Furthermore, it highlights how the HR department is contributing to the performance, OKRs, and strategic goals of your company. An essential part of developing an…
When referring to HR marketing, you might immediately think about employer branding. But there are other marketing strategies and tools that HR professionals can leverage to build a successful recruitment strategy and attract top talent. ContentsSegment your target audiencesUse multi-channel marketing to reach your audienceUtilize performance marketingTrack the right marketing metrics In this article, we…
2023 is bringing a changed world of work. The pandemic has propelled digital transformation four years into the future, and the employee-employer relationship has transformed. Although HR has been leading change and crisis in the past years, it runs the risk of missing the boat on this fundamental shift in how we work. We believe…
Understanding predictors of job performance enables organizations to assess candidates for relevant characteristics and, ultimately, hire people who will help the company succeed. Drivers of performance differ per job and organization, and you need to pinpoint them correctly to create impact. Let’s have a look at how an organization assessed predictors of job performance of…
Employees that are a flight risk in your organization can harm the business more now than ever before. In recent years, organizations increasingly face talent acquisition and employee turnover challenges. According to a recent Mckinsey report, 40% of people surveyed in six countries are unhappy at work and are considering quitting their job in the…
Finding the right mix of pay, benefits, and other incentives is essential to attracting and retaining top performers, especially in a tight labor market. Variable compensation can be a useful tool for rewarding employees’ performance to provide measurable results for your business. Let’s dive into all you need to know about variable compensation. ContentsWhat is…
HR is often called upon to determine whether the organization has the right amount of skilled employees to deliver on the business OKRs (Objectives and Key Results). Headcount planning and analysis help HR professionals to assess the current and future headcount needs within the budgetary needs of the organization. But it is also an opportunity…
Businesses are finding that the traditional emphasis on education alone has not resulted in a pool of applicants who possess the required skills. These skills gaps impact organizations on several levels, including hobbling the ability to innovate and increasing costs associated with workers. This highlights the need for HR to develop effective employee development plans.…
HR professionals have a unique vantage point when it comes to organizational ethics. In the scope of HR’s work, the department is often the first to see and address potential issues, which makes them an essential part of any organization’s ethical culture. People Teams can play a key role in shaping an organization’s ethical culture…