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What Keeps Human Resources Professionals Awake At Night?

15Five

We posted this question as an icebreaker in our HR Superstars community , because we figured if anyone is going to share vulnerably immediately, it’s going to be Human Resources Professionals (aka People Ops): . What really keeps Human Resources professionals up at night? Sending you a DM. ??. Mercury News.

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Upskilling: The key to higher productivity & employee retention

Business Management Daily

Before 2020, they had yet to migrate into the digital space. A study by Lorman Education Services found that 74% of workers are willing to learn new skills or re-train themselves to remain employable. These statistics reflect the morale and engagement boost related to employer-provided upskilling. Why is that?

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Top 10 HR Technology Trends in 2022

HR Lineup

For every employee to receive an equal opportunity at work, employers are resorting to remote or hybrid work systems. For instance, employers might find an easily accessible workplace for their workers, but employees with disabilities will still find it challenging to access the workplace. Increased Remote/Hybrid Work Schedules.

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Subtle Sabotage?

Florida Workers' Comp

Another noted what its author says is "employer bullying," a more direct action as compared to those who feel their employers are not doing enough to protect them from their coworkers. The potential that an employer is beyond ambivalent or facilitative, and is actively engaged in abuse is serious. Bullying can occur.

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Reskilling: Prepare your workforce for the future of work

Business Management Daily

According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the world has desperately needed a reskilling revolution since 2020, and the problem has only been exacerbated in the years since the pandemic. Their employer decides to adopt automation technology, which eliminates every task and responsibility the assembly line worker has. Why is that?

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What impact has the pandemic and economic crisis had on pay gaps?

Employee Benefits

The UK government suspended pay gap reporting in 2019/20 due to the pandemic and delayed enforcement for 2020/21, giving organisations an additional six months to publish their data. Such figures demonstrate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent economic crisis on employers’ pay gaps. in 2021, and 7.4%

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8 Trends in HR changing the future of work

Insperity

For all the speculation about what the future of work will be like, one could argue that “the future of work” is already here – it actually began in mid-March 2020 when workers around the world were sent home by their employers to slow the spread of COVID-19. It appears that employers and employees could be headed for a stand-off.

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