Employee Engagement - A Silver Bullet

whitePaper | March 5, 2020

Digital HR is a hot topic in HR. Being an emerging field it’s important to show the value it can deliver to organizations. In this case study collection we have collected some of the best Digital HR case studies we’ve come across over the past two years. Each one connected to a specific business imperative. Using chatbots to create the best possible candidate experience. The Anchor Group, the biggest not-for-profit housing association in the UK, wanted to create a better recruitment process while providing the best possible candidate experience.

whitePaper | February 20, 2020

Contracting, or gig economy, is fast becoming a hot trend in Singapore. The gig economy was initially made popular by technology firms, which hired contracting specialists with the niche expertise to design, develop and implement proprietary software. However, as more companies across key industries embark on their own digital transformation journey, the talent demand for contractors began to rise in recent years.

whitePaper | November 4, 2022

It’s never been tougher to find and recruit good talent. That’s the recurring message from employers across most industries globally.

whitePaper | May 3, 2022

Increasing flexible work patterns have caused HR and managers to rethink how they manage and compensate their employees. Oracle Compensation delivers a complete compensation solution that supports compliance, promotes fairness, and helps attract and retain top talent. Part of Oracle Cloud HCM, it uses real-time data to create, model, and manage compensation plans based on unique requirements.

whitePaper | December 31, 2019

Regardless of the number of features a Talent Management solution boasts, it’s still built off of a core idea; to ensure the highest percentage of employee retention and engagement. Talent Management Suites (TMS) are derived from core HR software solutions with the addition of some key features designed to manage and support employees. John Hopkins University has defined Talent Management as “a set of integrated organizational HR processes designed to attract develop, motivate, and retain productive, engaged employees.” What keeps Talent Management evolving is its long-sighted vision that’s focused on an employee’s future with the company rather than the short term hire.

whitePaper | January 27, 2020

Recruiting can feel a lot like dating: Two parties looking for people they want to spend their days with, both excited for the opportunity to find the right fit but nervous about the risks involved. And everything is magnified after the first time somebody you thought you had a connection with spurns you. After all, broken hearts can be hard to mend. Just as in love, so it is with company turnover. And nobody likes turnover. For starters, it’s extremely expensive.1 And for recruiters and hiring managers, it’s a huge time consumer.