How to Make the Most of Your Recruitment Efforts

whitePaper | October 5, 2022

Technology investments, such as SuccessFactors (SF), should deliver value beyond the operational efficiencies of having a single system for HR transactions. These systems generate a vast amount of data which has great potential for decision-making value across an organization.

whitePaper | August 27, 2022

Organisations are at an important turning point when it comes to employee experience. When the pandemic invoked a sudden shift to remote working or drastic changes to employment structures in 2020, it also laid bare which employers treated their teams well. Whether it was how well managers communicated changes to working patterns, transparency around furlough, or flexibility for employees to juggle home-schooling with deadlines, workers soon discovered whether their employers’ claims to value their workforce stood up to scrutiny.

whitePaper | December 27, 2021

Recent years have witnessed a rapid expansion of tools that leverage AI to take on human resources tasks such as hiring, training, and employee engagement, and yet also a growing concern about the ethical and organizational risks of such tools.

whitePaper | February 19, 2020

Today, the usage of eLearning and, increasingly, Mobile Learning is becoming a standard part of organizational training delivery. From the learners’ perspective, the reasons range from the flexibility of training on the go, on the device of the learners’ choice, and when they want it. The organizations see a significant gain in being able to reach a wider audience with a consistent message and be able to track the progress effectively.

whitePaper | December 9, 2022

Salary is no longer the leading determining factor for employee loyalty and productivity. Employees want to take on new challenges, learn new skills, and know that their organization values their time and input.

whitePaper | January 1, 2020

In the United States especially, diversity has always been with us, influencing how we understand and negotiate our families, our neighborhoods, our communities, and our workplaces. That legacy shows no signs of slowing over the next few generations. If anything, diversity in the United States is on the rise. Statisticians point out that, over time, we will grow older, less white, and more educated. That statistical arc may be long, but our lived experience—in the workplace, at the supermarket, and even in our own families—confirms that who we are and who we will be is shifting—and fast.