Relearning How We Learn, From the Campus to the Workplace

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 9, 2022

People and culture set the foundation for the success of an organization, and its benefit managers are the ones tasked with supporting and looking out for the needs and wellbeing of their colleagues. The COVID19 pandemic has challenged everyone. It's a significant life event that has impacted people's lives in numerous ways. As employers and benefits managers, it has changed the routine work environment forever.

whitePaper | December 6, 2019

The Future of HR report was conducted by the Harris Poll on behalf of Paycor from August 10-20, 2017. For the full methodology, please see explanation at the end of this report.

whitePaper | April 11, 2020

Over the time, leadership development has evolved as much as the thought of a modern leader. The effectiveness of a leadership strategy is highly based on what context and means it is being carried out. Unlike previous times, it is not necessary to accumulate all the learners at one place to conduct sessions to impart knowledge. While we cannot negate the importance of face-to-face training, technology has brought a paradigm change in the learning scenarios at all levels. ILT, VLT, On-the-job, Social Media etc. are some of the various learning experiences that not only are technology-enabled, but also focus on keeping the learners’ engaged.

whitePaper | November 7, 2022

This significant emphasis on necessities stretches beyond what HR Managers expected: only 69% thought that employees would spend their workplace financial rewards on essentials.

whitePaper | December 9, 2019

The human jobs that remain require specialized skillsets, not just warm bodies. And as technical competencies are increasingly automated, what were previously considered soft skills are becoming the hard skills. These are mainly behavioral in context and are often referred to as transversal competencies. That’s according to the Future of Jobs Report 2022, published by the World Economic Forum, which identifies the skills that are increasingly in demand and those that are becoming less important.