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#DYK? A survey from the @Society for Human Resource Management Research found that 85% of HR leaders and 81% of business leaders said second chance hires perform the same–or better–than other employees. Read more about how second chance hiring can support our economy! ⬇️ [LINK] #hiring #jobseekers #careers #2Csolutions
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🌟 Candidate of the Week 🌟 This week’s standout is a Human Resources Executive who knows how to build, streamline, and transform HR operations from the ground up. With experience across public and private sectors, they’ve proven themselves as a leader who can bring large, diverse teams together and align HR strategies with company-wide goals. They don’t just focus on processes—they focus on people, creating environments where both employees and businesses can thrive. 🏆 What They Bring to the Table: 💡 Transformational Leadership: Unified fragmented HR departments into a cohesive, efficient team while cutting costs and driving results. 🤝 M&A Expertise: Seamlessly handled HR integrations during mergers, ensuring compliance and cultural alignment without missing a beat. 💰 Creative Problem-Solving: Designed health and welfare programs that boosted employee satisfaction while saving nearly $1M—smart solutions for big challenges. 🚀 Proactive Workforce Planning: Built strategic workforce plans that prepared the company for long-term growth, ensuring the right talent was in place. ⚖️ Compliance Guru: Tackled class action lawsuits, California labor laws, and other legal challenges head-on, keeping the company protected at every step. This executive is all about driving meaningful change, creating workplaces that are efficient, supportive, and ready for growth. They’re a game-changer for companies looking to elevate their HR operations and culture. 📍 Based in Florida. #HRExecutive #Leadership #TalentStrategy #HRInnovation #EmployeeExperience #CandidateSpotlight #HumanResources #ATHENAHRTALENT
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In today's competitive labor market, job titles are much more than just labels on an organizational chart. As the cornerstone of an effective workforce strategy, clear and consistent job titles are powerful tools for attracting and retaining top talent, cultivating employee engagement, and supporting a well-developed career framework. Is your organization up to speed? Download our guide to learn more. https://hubs.la/Q02LhrdR0 #healthcare #jobarchitecture #careerframwork #careerarchitecture
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Title: Challenges in Human Resources Management 🌟 Hey HR ! 👋 Being a Human Resources Manager is no easy feat! 🤯 Here are some of the biggest challenges we face: ✅Talent Acquisition: Finding the right people for the job can be like searching for a needle in a haystack! 🧐 ✅Employee Engagement: Keeping our team happy, motivated, and productive is a constant balancing act. 🎭 ✅Conflict Resolution: Dealing with workplace disputes and keeping the peace requires finesse and empathy. 🤝 ✅Legal Compliance: Staying on top of ever-changing labor laws and regulations is like navigating a legal maze. 📜 ✅Training and Development: Ensuring that employees have the skills they need to succeed is a never-ending process. 📚 ✅Retention: We want to keep our top talent from jumping ship, but it's a challenge in today's competitive market. ⚓️ ✅Diversity and Inclusion: Building a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential, but it requires intentional effort and ongoing education. 🌈 ✅Adapting to Technology: Embracing new HR technologies can streamline processes, but it also means adapting to constant change. 💻 Despite these challenges, we HR are resilient problem-solvers, always striving to create better workplaces for our teams! 💪 #HRHeroes
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Unlock the Secrets to Successful Hiring in the Public Sector! Join us on TODAY, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PT) for an exclusive session on Key Strategies for Hiring in the Public Sector. Register: https://ow.ly/rTLo50SUZVC 🎤 Meet The Experts: Presenters: Alex Smith, Oracle HCM Industry Executive Director, Government and Education Aimee Maddera, Chief HR Officer, City of Oklahoma City Kimberley Finley, Deputy Commissioner, Human Resources (Interim), City of Atlanta 🌟 What You’ll Learn: -Innovative Recruitment: Discover the latest trends and technologies revolutionizing public sector hiring. -Employer Branding & Inclusion: Learn how to build a strong employer brand and implement inclusive hiring practices that attract a diverse workforce. -Best Practices: Gain actionable insights from successful hiring strategies used by major cities across the country.
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Hey #Compensation Pros! It's time to take a well deserved breath after completing your focal planning activities over the last few months....okay, break is over! But before moving forward with the new cycle year, spend a minute or two with Joe Farris, a compensation professional's, professional on an important interim step with associated thought starters to take before jumping back into the comp planning mix: The Focal Planning Postmortem Analysis! #CompensationPlanning #CompensationReview #MeritPlanning #TotalRewards Enjoy!
As HR leaders, we've successfully completed the focal planning cycle and are now transitioning to the next items on our agenda. However, before we move forward, there's an important step we shouldn't overlook – conducting a postmortem analysis of our recent focal planning process. This may sound daunting, but it presents a valuable opportunity to enhance the effectiveness of our future planning. A postmortem analysis allows us to critically assess what worked well, what didn’t, and how we can improve for the next cycle. A few questions to ask in the postmortem analysis: 👌🏾Was the process efficient? Did it utilize resources optimally? 🙅🏾♀️Was the process transparent and fair for the employees and did their expectations align with the outcomes? 💰Were there disparities in payouts across gender, race, and ethnicity? 🙇♀️What challenges did the managers and leaders face? What support they were lacking? Was their communications with the team effective? 🎙Speaking of communications: did we achieve clarity and consistency, and was it timely? 🪫Did we experience any strains in focal planning resourcing? 🧭How can we prioritize issues for the next cycle? 💡What strategies can we implement to make the process more efficient? By reflecting on our processes and outcomes, we can ensure our HR strategies are not just meeting expectations but exceeding them, setting the stage for even greater success in the future. The best part? You don’t have to do it alone! As you can imagine, my team and I have done it so many times for our clients and would be happy to help companies and HR leaders who need help in this process. Give me a shout if that’s you!
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To all of my HR colleagues...congrats on the end (or almost end) of another performance and compensation cycle! What blows my mind is how many HR people I talk with who still find themselves absolutely consumed by this process every year. It sometimes feels a bit like groundhog day. It doesn't need to be this way! Check out this post by my colleague, Joe Farris about the importance of conducting a postmortem analysis. The time is now to start thinking about how to optimize the process for next year!
As HR leaders, we've successfully completed the focal planning cycle and are now transitioning to the next items on our agenda. However, before we move forward, there's an important step we shouldn't overlook – conducting a postmortem analysis of our recent focal planning process. This may sound daunting, but it presents a valuable opportunity to enhance the effectiveness of our future planning. A postmortem analysis allows us to critically assess what worked well, what didn’t, and how we can improve for the next cycle. A few questions to ask in the postmortem analysis: 👌🏾Was the process efficient? Did it utilize resources optimally? 🙅🏾♀️Was the process transparent and fair for the employees and did their expectations align with the outcomes? 💰Were there disparities in payouts across gender, race, and ethnicity? 🙇♀️What challenges did the managers and leaders face? What support they were lacking? Was their communications with the team effective? 🎙Speaking of communications: did we achieve clarity and consistency, and was it timely? 🪫Did we experience any strains in focal planning resourcing? 🧭How can we prioritize issues for the next cycle? 💡What strategies can we implement to make the process more efficient? By reflecting on our processes and outcomes, we can ensure our HR strategies are not just meeting expectations but exceeding them, setting the stage for even greater success in the future. The best part? You don’t have to do it alone! As you can imagine, my team and I have done it so many times for our clients and would be happy to help companies and HR leaders who need help in this process. Give me a shout if that’s you!
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There's more to a job title than meets the eye. Check out our short read on why consistency and accountability help support your overall job framework.
In today's competitive labor market, job titles are much more than just labels on an organizational chart. As the cornerstone of an effective workforce strategy, clear and consistent job titles are powerful tools for attracting and retaining top talent, cultivating employee engagement, and supporting a well-developed career framework. Is your organization up to speed? Download our guide to learn more. https://hubs.la/Q02LhrdR0 #healthcare #jobarchitecture #careerframwork #careerarchitecture
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I Help CEO’s of 30-300 Employee Businesses Solve Their People Problems When They Don’t Have An HR Lead | Founder @ ScaleTx
I could be a VP of HR at a big company, making big bucks. But my passion? Helping small businesses like yours thrive. Over my career, I've built HR departments for small companies across: - Tech - Nonprofits - Manufacturing - Service-based industries Why? Because 99% of American businesses need HR support, but don’t always have the resources to hire a full-time HR pro. That’s where I come in. As your HR advisor, I’ll help you tackle the tough talent challenges that small businesses face. Competing with larger companies for talent? I’ve got strategies for that. And if you're without an HR department, or your HR lead just left, I'm here to fill that gap. You don’t need a huge budget to create an amazing talent experience. With the right advice, your small business can offer more than just competitive salaries – you can offer a workplace people want to join and stay with. Let’s talk. Drop me a DM, and let’s find a solution to your HR challenges. I’m here to help you succeed!
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