Culture change in the workplace is unavoidable and is typically a continuous change. The frequency of emerging technologies, as well as fluid economic conditions, employee expectations, government regulations, and social influences, means businesses must consistently reassess their priorities. HR professionals need to stay on top of organizational culture change to help their companies remain competitive. This…
In a crowded market, how can you attract top talent to your company through your job boards and career pages? An SEO recruitment strategy can help you to stand out above your competitors looking for the same candidates but also help you to target the type of candidates you’re looking for. Search engine optimization (SEO)…
Data visualization for Human Resources offers an impactful way to present and communicate information to stakeholders. In today’s world, businesses can no longer succeed without the use of data. HR, in particular, uses analytics to help to guide talent, leadership, and hiring decisions for companies. A well-designed visualization of your key HR data brings life…
HR has become more strategic in recent years, increasingly moving from a largely administrative function to playing a pivotal role in achieving business goals. Many organizations today expect HR to develop strategies around DEIB, hybrid work, organizational purpose, employee well-being, and so on. However, the one element that seems to be missing in all this…
HR analytics helps HR professionals and their organizations to improve decision-making through data. It also offers HR practitioners the ability to contribute strategically by providing meaningful insights and contributing more effectively to the business’s bottom line. There are 4 types of HR analytics methods that HR professionals can use, namely, descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive…
Companies that operate in different industries or are growing rapidly often need to bring in various types of HR professionals to assist in managing the people in the organization. One such role is the human resources specialist position. This article will discuss the skills required for an HR specialist, salary expectations, and how you can…
The fifth industrial revolution is upon us – human and technology collaboration, an increased focus on human well-being, new limits for productivity, and a shift towards renewable resources. As organizations prepare for these changes, a critical question remains on how employee well-being and productivity can coexist sustainably. Let’s dive into how HR can guide organizations…
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…