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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.
AI and machine learning

Tech’s vital role in TA as recruiters themselves join the Great Resignation

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AI and data transformation can ease the burden on talent acquisition and recruitment professionals, which might help keep them in their critical organizational roles, experts say.
Career Development

How Intel relies on inclusion in retention and hiring—for big results

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While many companies have been playing catch up when it comes to achieving diversity, equity and inclusion goals, Intel has been measuring its DEI...
Core HR Solutions

HR Tech Number of the Week: HR and facilities

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In today's hybrid workplaces, workplace management often falls to human resource leaders.
Employee Benefits

Insights into EX, culture and innovation top HR Tech Virtual agenda

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As HR leaders and the employees they oversee enter the third year of a global pandemic, the stakes are high for every working professional...
AI and machine learning

The 5 biggest HR tech trends coming your way this year

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From adopting gig economy best practices to expanding the use of AI, here are the top 5 HR tech trends to look out for in 2022.
Compensation

9 principles to help HR leaders prepare for ransomware attacks

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To start, HR and HR information systems leaders need to take the threat seriously.
2022 preview

Beyond the Great Resignation: 3 trends shaping the future

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HR leaders need to look up from their current challenges to see and prepare for the trends that are looming in the next decade.
Career Development

Why The Home Depot builds its own employee retention solutions

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Thanks to its vast footprint and 500K+ workforce, the DIY hardware giant crafts its own HR technology.
Compensation

How Micron pivoted its tech strategy to achieve global pay equity

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A data engineering firm helped the memory and storage giant level the playing field of its base pay, cash bonuses and stock awards.
Compensation

HR Tech Number of the Week: Payroll systems on the cloud

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HR leaders are looking at cloud-based payroll platforms to replace aging systems.
Coronavirus

How purpose drives this HR leader to prioritize inclusion

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FOLX Health’s new chief people officer shares her 2022 vision for DEI and technology.
2022 preview

Here’s how Deloitte thinks EX, retention will change in 2022

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Technology is primed to play a big role as HR tackles these challenges in 2022.
Career Development

5 takeaways from Oracle’s HR analytics report

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While organizations are increasingly relying on people analytics, a few key challenges could be keeping them from maximizing its potential.
Career Development

How Macy’s hopes to drive employee retention with upskilling effort

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The retail legend is offering debt-free education programs for high school and college degrees to its U.S. employees.
Career Development

What ADP Research indicates is fueling the Great Resignation

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Employees no longer appear content to define themselves by their jobs, business anthropologist Martha Bird says.
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