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Employee experience

How tech can help relieve the burdens of talent acquisition pros

Phil Albinus -
TA is dealing with the twin demands of organizational growth and a tight talent market. Targeted technology and new processes can help. 
Company culture

Bersin: How do we hire in this crazy labor market?

Josh Bersin -
Six tips for strengthening your hiring strategy heading into 2022.
2022 preview

Why employees are redefining what work will look like in 2022

Aaron Smith -
As the wants and needs of workers evolve, employers will need to keep up next year.
2022 preview

Employees want more from work in 2022. Here’s how to deliver

Jen Colletta -
HR leaders say employers have to be attuned to new employee expectations.
Career Development

How Workday is investing in its employees’ skills to boost retention

Jen Colletta -
Chief People Officer Ashley Goldsmith says the company is putting skills at the heart of its people strategy.
Career Development

How Workday is investing in its workers’ skills to boost retention

Jen Colletta -
Chief People Officer Ashley Goldsmith says the company is putting skills at the heart of its people strategy.
Career Development

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

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

These CHROs say it’s time to ‘re-recruit’ your employees

Jen Colletta -
At i4cp’s recent virtual conference, three HR leaders agreed that employers need to invest in reskilling and tech to improve employee engagement.
Company culture

Where are all the workers?

Peter Cappelli -
Employers have a major issue with how they view the supply chain of talent.
Company culture

How HR execs can use operational excellence to compete on hiring

Heather Rafferty and Kimberly Watson-Hemphill -
Defining and then refining or replacing processes can save significant time and money. One company cut its new hire orientation time by 85%.

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