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Communication and Transparency in the Workplace
20 Apr

Communication and Transparency in the Workplace

by Devan Graham in HR Trends 0 comments

A contact of mine works for a company (which I’m not going to name), that recently implemented a new system to track employee hours electronically rather than through the use of paper time cards.  There were multiple good business reasons for this switch, including the fact that it made it easier for the organization to…

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Community Involvement – Why Should I Get Involved?
22 Mar

Community Involvement – Why Should I Get Involved?

by Jane Helbrecht in HR Trends 0 comments

Community Involvement – Why Should I Get Involved?  March 22, 2016 Do you ever run into one of those people who seems to be involved in everything? They seem to always know what’s going on, they know people everywhere they go and they are on a million committees and boards? I have only become more…

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What do you do exactly?
02 Mar

What do you do exactly?

by Devan Graham in HR Trends 0 comments

This is a common question that I get asked in my line of work.  The understanding of HR’s role within an organization has shifted over the last number of years, and the concept of an HR consultant can still be confusing to some people.  I find it’s especially puzzling for people who have experienced or…

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Do You – “Just” Do It?
02 Feb

Do You – “Just” Do It?

by Jaysa Toet in HR Trends 0 comments

I really enjoy conferences and seminars as an opportunity to gain new insights but also to take stock of or refresh my hard and soft skills. While attending a conference this past year, I had the opportunity to assess and improve a critical part of my communication. Generally, I have a confident approach to communication and…

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26 Jan

Should HR Really Be at the Executive Table?

by Brad Lutz in HR Trends 0 comments

  Well I suppose that depends if you are an HR fluffy, an HR tactician, or an HR Leader… I am actually tired of hearing HR folks talk as though they deserve a spot at the table, but have yet to do anything that demonstrates that they have something to actually add at the table. …

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