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Delivering HR Technology on Mobile Devices: It's virtually guaranteed that your employees can already surf the internet, chat with their friends, network on social media or do their banking on their mobile phones. So why do they have to log on to their PC to access the HR tools and systems they need to manage their employment? Why is it that the technology inside an organization lags networking and mobile platforms in the social worlds of its employees? read more
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HR Technology in Layman's Terms – Pillar #4: Self-Service: Without self-service systems in place, employees have to phone the call center or trigger a manual process to get something done or query data about their remuneration. Many self-service HR systems allow users to customize their interfaces to suit their roles and even set up favorites if they regularly perform the same transactions. Importantly, the user screens should be intuitive and easy to navigate since employees will be casual users of the system and not build up much proficiency through frequent usage. read more
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HR Technology in Layman's Terms– Pillar #5 Case Management: Central to any processing environment is the ability to track a task throughout its lifecycle with the aim of completing the task more efficiently. read more
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The Social Media Password Debate: Apparently, in response to the legal cases reprimanding employers for improperly obtaining access to their employees’ and applicants’ personal social media sites, employers came up with what would seem to be a very effective work-around—demanding the passwords or threatening termination or cessation of the application process. Really? read more
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An Employee By Any Other Name Is Still An Employee: Misclassification Woes: In late 2011, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at efforts to halt what they termed “the business practice of misclassifying employees in order to avoid providing employment protections.” read more
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The NLRB Is Watching Your Social Media Policy Whether You Have a Union or Not: Although you may not realize it, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which is usually thought of as protecting the rights of union workers in the U.S., also has the ability to reach into non-unionized workplaces. Most recently, the NLRB has been scrutinizing company Social Media Policies and routinely finding that they violate the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) section 7. read more
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Advancing Careers, Achieving Your Goals: The Do's and Don'ts of Career Pathing: The US economy has been on the rebound, and employment in the States has been growing solidly since late 2011. While this is terrific news for the many Americans who have been unemployed for far too long, companies that are starting to hire again must face head-on the challenges of finding skilled employees to fill their leadership pipeline. What’s more, with increased job mobility for employees, organizations must vie to keep their top producers from jumping ship. read more
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Tough Questions: Aligning Workforce Strategies to Organizational Objectives: What are the best ways to integrate workforce and business performance data into your analytics tools? And how do you align workforce strategies with business objectives? HRIQ readers and industry practitioners weigh in. read more
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Weekly News Recap: W-2 Reporting; Automated Succession Planning; and Investment Outsourcing: The 2012 tax year is the first year of mandatory reporting of the value of coverage under an employer-sponsored group health plan; New technologies on the market are helping global organizations to automate their succession planning processes; Faced with major pension deficits and the requirements of the Pension Protection Act, many major companies have announced large increases in planned contributions to pension plans. read more
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Engagement Matters: The Impact of Training on Employee Turnover: Employee turnover is a major concern for many organizations today. High employee turnover can have a devastating effect on a company, especially if the lost employees are high performers. Although there are several factors that influence the decision to leave an organization, one factor that is linked with the decision to stay is training. read more
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Transform HR Shared Services Challenges to Successes: The implementation of HR shared services and the complete transformation of HR is not an easy task and comes with a variety of challenges. read more
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Taking HRSS to the Next Level: Avoiding the Implementation Hangover: ESS is by far more readily adopted as compared to MSS, due to the prevalent challenges of change management. The implementation of these services are carried out with enthusiasm however, they don’t reach their required potential due to “implementation hangovers.” read more
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Why Is It That Training Never Gets a Seat at the Table?: Lately, I’ve been going to a lot of events. I just hit my 3 rd in two weeks. At each event there are breakout sessions and roundtables to read more
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16 Tips for Being Professional as you Say NO to the Chaos Around You: The goal is not to minimize distractions but to manage them for positive results. Here are real-life proven techniques that get people talking about read more
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Walk the Walk: The #1 Rule for Real Leaders: Leadership is the art of transforming how people think, feel and act. Though some experts make it seem complicated, it really has only two elements: read more
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Holiday Inn, Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa
May 28- 31, 2012
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