The nature of work in Australia is undergoing massive change, thanks to a changing of the generational guard with equivalent shifts in worker expectations and technology – and these have a number of important implications for HR, writes Alex Hayes It is no exaggeration to say we have just entered […]
Development
A 4-step approach for turning the fear of automation into a talent revolution
Progressive organisations are viewing automation as an opportunity to revolutionise their talent strategy, according to Aaron McEwan, who explains that a 4-step strategic workforce planning framework will help organisations achieve this At the moment it seems we can’t escape the phrase ‘death by automation’ and visions of mass job losses and worker displacement […]
Josh Bersin’s 5 tips for modernising & maximising corporate learning solutions
The corporate learning market has exploded in recent times, and Josh Bersin says there are a number of ways organisations can take advantage of current market opportunities to get their learning solutions up-to-speed and maximise subsequent ROI I’ve been covering the corporate learning market since around 1978 (before the term […]
Career mobility: why it matters and 3 important ways to make it better
With technologies that dangle new job opportunities in front of employees every day, staff retention is only going to get harder, according to Peter Kokkinos, who says that organisations that improve career mobility will have a far easier time keeping good staff (and save money along the way) At some […]
Are workers missing the mark? 6 steps to fixing employee development delusions
Unrealistic expectations make employee development a wasted investment at many companies, according to Marc Effron, who explains that there are six steps HR should adopt to make employee development effective There’s a yawning gap between the concept of employee development and its execution at most companies. Despite spending billions of […]