Top 10% of Employers Beat Absenteeism Trend

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP Absenteeism is a key measure for HR. It is a significant driver of HR workload, both from the standpoint of...

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The Turnover Plague

By Kyla Nicholson, CHRP As indicated by the HR Metrics Service, voluntary turnover is on the rise; in fact, something of a ‘turnover contagion’ appears...

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The Evolution of the HR Equation: Metrics, Analysis & Leaps of Faith

By Neil McEachern, CHRP Candidate Many of HR’s underlying principles are challenged in our changing world. How then, might HR leaders bring new principles to...

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Let Me Compare Thee…

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP Human resources is continuing our revolution of the way that data is used to bring value to the HR function....

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Changing the HR Mindset: Opening Doors of Opportunity

By Margaret Morford I am a management consultant who got my start in human resources, so I am firmly convinced that HR has the potential...

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Metrics for Measurable Growth

Q&A with Ian J. Cook Question: How can HR metrics help companies grow? Our HR department is keen on getting into metrics but we don’t...

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Championing Canada’s 2011 Census: Metrics Matter

Keeping an eye on population trends for workplace planning? Encourage employees to comply with Canada’s 2011 Census. Early in May, yellow census packages will be...

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John’s Story: People Systems via Finance

I had the opportunity to visit the Business Career Expo in Vancouver last week and was given the opportunity to interact with some of...

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