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Phil Albinus

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Phil Albinus is the former HR Tech Editor for HRE. He has been covering personal and business technology for 25 years and has served as editor and executive editor for a number of financial services, trading technology and employee benefits titles. He is a graduate of SUNY New Paltz and lives in the Hudson Valley with his audiologist wife and three adult children.
Coronavirus

Data’s role in driving employee success at a COVID test maker

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HR Tech Virtual keynote panelist Mary Moreland of Abbott discusses the importance of employee COVID-19 testing, data analytics and why exit interviews are often too late to offer true insights. 
Communication strategy

Why cultivate purpose? ‘We all want to do good things in the world’

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Why HR leaders need to continue building a culture of purpose even over Zoom. 
Coronavirus

HR’s not-so-old ways are dangerously out of date. So what’s next?

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Industry analyst Jason Averbook, who will present a spotlight session at HR Tech Virtual, says the Great Resignation demands immediate, data-driven action and describes why HR needs to speak with 'kind candor.'
Career Development

Do promotions slow down the Great Resignation? Cisco’s CHRO thinks so

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HR Tech Virtual keynote panelist Francine Katsoudas discusses promotions, manager check-ins and her 'crazy and really cool' job. 
Benefits

Nike CHRO: How investing in tech helps us deliver world-class HR

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Monique Matheson shares why investment in HR tech is for the employees—not for her HR team.
AI and machine learning

GM is building a ‘zero emissions talent pipeline.’ What that means for TA

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HR Tech Virtual keynote speaker Kyle Lagunas reveals how General Motors plans to hire 12,000 new employees with the help of 150 recruiters and new HR tech. 
Core HR Solutions

HR tech number of the week: Re-evaluating the HR cloud

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A recent wave of brazen ransomware attacks is prompting HR technologists to hit the reset button on their cloud providers.
AI and machine learning

How hidden HR data can help identify at-risk workers

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HR Tech Virtual speaker Mark Stelzner examines the rough road HR has traveled in the past two years and why leaders need to avoid falling back on old habits. 
AI and machine learning

How HR technology can help fix the Great Resignation

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HRE’s annual What Keeps HR Up at Night? survey shows major worries about hiring and retention. What is tech’s role in helping HR leaders solve this issue?
AI and machine learning

Why HR leaders are unprepared for the talent marketplace revolution

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HR Tech Virtual keynote speaker George LaRocque says HR’s chance to make a high-level, strategic impact on the workplace is finally here.
AI and machine learning

HR tech number of the week: Employee monitoring tools

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A majority of companies are using these tools, new research shows. What that means for HR leaders and HR tech teams.
Culture

HR tech’s next mission? Forging connections at work

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HR Tech Virtual speaker Stacia Garr says employees are feeling less connected to their work as the pandemic drags on.
DEI technology

How data can drive belonging, slow down the mass exodus of talent

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HR Tech Virtual keynote speaker Gianna Driver is taking a close look at tech that helps with the Great Resignation.
Career Development

How spotting your top HR tech opportunities can help relieve burnout

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HR Tech Virtual opening keynote speaker Josh Bersin describes tech opportunities for the year ahead and how to stay connected to employees.
Core HR Solutions

Looking to slow the Great Resignation? It’s time for a skills revolution

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Here's why Mark Stelzner and Mary Faulkner of IA HR believe transforming the foundation of work and HR technology—and the mindset supporting them—are key.
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