Tuesday, August 7, 2018

The accidental occupation: HRIS administrator

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Latest Technology News & Expert Advice     August 07, 2018
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Issue Highlights:
The accidental occupation: HRIS administrator
Active shooter? Wildfires? HR's role in emergency notification systems
Succession planning best practices you need today
Post go-live: The true test of a software vendor
HR automation, simplification mean less staff and savings
The accidental occupation: HRIS administrator
There is no direct career path for becoming an HRIS professional. People in HR and IT are assigned HR systems responsibilities, which eventually become their full-time occupation.
Active shooter? Wildfires? HR's role in emergency notification systems
Some HR departments have responsibility for notifying employees in a crisis, whether a natural disaster or man-made. They select, buy and deploy the emergency alert tools.
Succession planning best practices you need today
Michael McGowan, who leads the leadership and talent practice at BPI group, a talent management consultancy, shares important advice on how to get succession management right.
Post go-live: The true test of a software vendor
Many things change when the implementation team hands off post go-live support. Here's what to watch out for and six things the best vendors do to ensure a smooth transition.
HR automation, simplification mean less staff and savings
HR departments that adopt best practices in technology and management will spend less than their peers, according to The Hackett Group, a management consulting firm.
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