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What’s the purpose of human resources (HR)?

Insperity

Have you or any of your peers in the business world ever asked yourselves: What’s the purpose of human resources (HR)? For starters, the purpose of HR is to provide the structure for your organization and serves as the engine that keeps it running smoothly on a daily basis. It’s like having tunnel vision.

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Everything #HR Needs to Know About “The Internet of Things”

HR Bartender

For example, if I’m building the next robotic vacuum cleaner, a critical part of my business strategy will be determining the best people to sell it – the engineers who are experts at robotics or the sales people who understand vacuums better than anyone else? Or maybe a combination of both?

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Human Resource Solutions at Genesis HR

Genesis HR Solutions

Finding, managing, training, and developing your employees with human resource solutions may be one of the most important things you do (and spend money on) in your business. We suggest looking for a partner that can provide large group access to the following benefits: Group health, dental, and vision. Harassment avoidance.

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18 Tips to Inspire a Crazy Good Company Culture

Insperity

Many business owners are taking a second look at their company culture to make sure it’s the one they envision – one that supports their company’s mission, vision and values. Insperity has spent the past 30 years building a human resources company committed to helping businesses succeed so communities prosper.

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Tracey Franklin on Building an Engine of Innovation Through Talent

HR Digest

At Moderna, Chief Human Resources Officer Tracey Franklin is leading the charge in building a high-performing, diverse workforce that fuels groundbreaking discoveries. When making strategic decisions, that is the balance you consider between short-term needs and long-term vision for the organization?

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HR as the key to unlocking business success

Insperity

The days of thinking about human resources (HR) as merely a supportive, administrative function – say, passively managing employee documentation, overseeing timekeeping and administering payroll – are long over. It’s the structure of your organization, the engine that keeps everything running smoothly every day.

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From Human Resource to Resourceful Humans: How to Build a Strong Organizational Culture?

Empuls

🧾 Read more on the employer's role in fostering a high-performance culture in our blog on " What is Organizational Culture: The Gene of your Engine." Below, Deloitte attempts to optimize culture re-engineering through a five-lever approach. When you make your big vision real, it's easier to identify with it.