change management
May 24, 2013 Yosie Saint-Cyr, LL.B. Managing Editor HR Analytics, HRMS, Human Resources
We are very pleased to announce that QuIRC, will be sharing their expertise with our readers on First Reference Talks. They will be covering issues surrounding workforce analytics (also known as HR metrics).
Business, business decisions, change management, corporate anthropology, HR metrics, PeopleInsight, problem-solvers, QuIRC, small and medium-sized businesses, talent management, workforce analytics
November 8, 2012 Marcia Scheffler Employee Relations, HR Policies and Procedures, Human Resources, Training and Development
It is annual performance review time for many organizations! The actual performance review may be a simple rating sheet, a multi-page document, a massive competency check-lists or an online 360 review. Whatever the format of your reviews, it is your entire performance appraisal process, which includes the manager & employee performance appraisal meetings that determines the effectiveness of your appraisal system for your organizational development goals. Scott Adams has dedicated a multitude of Dibert strips mocking performance reviews (scroll to end of article) but for organizations today, performance management still matters.
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March 20, 2012 Adam Gorley Announcements and Administration, Human Resources, Payroll
We are happy to welcome Marcia Scheffler to our roster of regular bloggers at First Reference Talks.
best practices, business strategy, change management, corporate social responsibility, CSR, HR issues, Marcia Scheffler, organizational development