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DATIS | April 06, 2021

DATIS HR Cloud and the National Council on Behavioral Health renewed their partnership today. DATIS is the industry's leading supplier of unified HR and payroll solutions for the human resources sector. The National Council is the voice of the nation's mental health and addiction providers, which represent 10 million adults and children. This latest collaboration will introduce personalized workforce management industry standards and technological tools to more behavioral health and huma...

Hr Analytics, Employee Experience

Sapia | December 14, 2022

Following its phenomenal success in transforming hiring for some of Australia's biggest retail brands, Sapia.ai is excited to grow its share of the US market in 2023 with the appointment of Russell Mikowski as President, Americas. Mikowski brings a significant depth of knowledge around the HR tech ecosystem, having previously served as the head of sales for both iCIMS and Symphony Talent. I can't wait to show people what Sapia is capable of, Mikowski said. This technology ...

Talent Management

SilkRoad Technologies | May 04, 2022

On May 3rd, prominent hiring software and services platform announced being recognized as the FoswayGroup9-Grid™report forTalent Acquisitioncore leader again. SillkRoad has a proven track record in delivering high-tech and innovation-rich enterprise solutions. This is demonstrated in the repeated recognition of its contributions by the Fosway Group, Europe’s leading analyst for the HR industry. “We are proud to continue...

HR Dive | August 21, 2020

Nearly 9 in 10 HR professionals surveyed by Paychex reported having a voice in company strategy, according to the Aug. 3 findings of the firm's 2020 Pulse of HR Survey. When ranking needs for third-party support, however, respondents placed HR strategy first. As for their top priorities, the 575 respondents named evaluating workplace productivity, driving results through company culture and implementing training and development programs. Respondents were somewhat divided in selecting their b...