Posts Tagged workforce

Driving Success: The Incredible Power of Company-Wide Goal Alignment

Posted by in FREE!, human resources on August 4, 2010

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The ROI of Your Labor Force: Optimize Your Most Important Asset

Posted by in FREE!, human resources on March 3, 2010

The workforce is more than the aggregate of all employees—the workforce is the engine of operations. As your largest single controllable expense and largest driver for value creation, your workforce as a whole must be managed optimally. This workforce optimization provides the two key ingredients of strategic HR. It provides the real-time labor input for core HR efforts, while also producing the measurable business impact that HR needs to deliver. Leading HR organizations have driven real returns by extending their reach to the front lines of people processes. As investors increasingly scrutinize measures like profit per employee and labor cost as a percentage of revenue, the need for HR to measure its business impact in dollars has never been more intense. Request Free!

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Workforce Management

Posted by in FREE!, human resources on December 4, 2009

Published twice monthly by Crain Communications, Inc., Workforce Management is the leading business publication for workforce management and human resources professionals providing news, trends and analysis to 52,000 print and more than 428,000 registered online subscribers. Other products include a weekly email newsletter, Workforce Week®; twice-monthly newsletter, Dear Workforce®, providing a forum for expert human resources Q&A; and the industry respected Optimas Awards. Now in its 85th year, Workforce Management is one of the oldest and one of the largest continuously published business magazines in the United States. Request Free!

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Talent Management

Posted by Robert Bacal in FREE!, human resources on October 2, 2009

The success of the enterprise depends upon many factors. Chief among them is the ability of the workforce to achieve corporate goals. Fully evolved employee performance management goes well beyond an annual appraisal process, combining tools and methodologies that focus employee behavior on specific, mission-critical business needs. Performance management involves employees in their own development and the development of the enterprise, creating a well-prepared workforce invested in advancing the organization. Request Free!

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