IS HR GETTING LEFT BEHIND IN THE DIGITAL ENTERPRISE?

Infographic | December 11, 2019

Conflict may be expressed formally as disciplinary action or employee grievances but also by disagreements and clashes between colleagues and between managers and their staff. Managers with responsibility for HR and workplace relations said that. Overall, organisational conflict is Rare - 92%.

Infographic | January 8, 2020

Consider how you can best utilize chatbots, inclusive hiring and how AI can positively impact your employer branding. Recruitment marketing: Use consumer marketing methods such as content marketing, SEO, email and social recruiting to attract the best talent. Candidates have more power than ever before, so promoting yourself as an attractive place to work is important.

Infographic | March 31, 2020

Understand the challenges associated with remote working. Set clear goals and expectations. Be available and responsive Show your employees you trust them Use the right communication tools to stay connected. Encourage managers to communicate with their team everyday.

Infographic | February 4, 2020

45% of H.R. managers want to automate workflows and processes. 51% of employees onboarding documents are paper. 58% have not digitised the administration of policies and procedures different types of documents in the average employee file. 48% of H.R.managers require a highly secure way of managing employee files.

Infographic | January 9, 2020

We recently published a blog sharing where we believe HR and people management will steer in 2020. This blog covered 24 different people and culture trends you can expect to see throughout this year and beyond. Before you dive in, we should let you know that this blog is a lengthy one and will take you about 15 minutes to read. We know it’s important to stay up to date with HR trends for 2020 and we get it – you’re busy! If you’re reading this thinking, “I don’t have 15 minutes to read a blog”, we’ve got you covered.

Infographic | January 27, 2022

Passive job seekers are individuals who are currently employed and not actively looking for a new job, but who may be open to a good career opportunity if one came along. Many employers target passive job seekers because they are looking for candidates who have positive employment records and who are satisfied with and successful in their work. Employers often target passive job seekers because of the lack of qualified job candidates to fill critical roles. Locating, wooing and successfully luring passive job seekers are critical for organizations to remain competitive in a tight labor market.