
The changing face of HR: What HR and the C-suite really think of the sector today
In a new research report from Sage, we reveal what’s keeping HR leaders up at night and what the future of HR looks like.
A panel of 17 HR and people experts reveals the five biggest HR trends and insights that HR leaders need to know today to get ahead by 2030.
Automation will free up HR leaders' time to focus on the things that really matter, as well as to take on more of a leadership role across organizations.
Companies still have a long way to go when it comes to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and employees already expect and deserve more than just hollow words.
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For small to medium-sized businesses that want a modular HR system that will simplify processes across the end-to-end employment journey.
For medium-sized businesses that want to manage global or multi-locational teams from a single, scalable cloud system.
In a new research report from Sage, we reveal what’s keeping HR leaders up at night and what the future of HR looks like.
When assessing the return on investment of HR tech, don’t forget the qualitative benefits too. We explain how to break these down.
Do you know what to look for in an HR and People system? Here’s everything IT leaders need to know when it comes to cloud HR.
With many employees worried about finances and what the future holds, we look at the role HR can play to support them.
A question asked by many members of the modern workforce: How can we help employees become well-rested and happier at work?
Explore the evolution of HR and see how the world of HR has changed, how it continues to shift today, and what HR can expect next.
What will HR in 2030 look like? We spoke to a range of HR experts who revealed their thoughts on the future of HR.
We spoke to 1,500 HR leaders, C-suite execs and employees to get a 360-degree view of HR in light of coronavirus. Here’s what we found.
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