Although many companies have invested in talent management technology, most still struggle to maximize engagement, performance, and leadership pipeline. In addition, fewer than 10% of these organizations utilize metrics that help them measure these objectives. How are these lofty goals achieved?
The answer - companies must embed proven practices and critical analytics into their talent management process, and tie those directly to the technology they implement. This webcast will explain how these critical components can be aligned to achieve your desired business outcomes. If you are a leader of leaders, a leader of technology, or specialize in talent planning and development, this webcast is for you!
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Through tools like conjoint analysis, firms can identify the benefits and rewards that are important to their employees, and re-allocate or reduce spend to more effectively meet the needs of their employees. By using several cost-effective tools, companies can achieve "nirvana" --- a more satisfied workforce and a reduction in total rewards costs and attrition. In this webcast you will learn how Hewitt has helped several firms reach meet these competing demands, by collecting preference data, tying it to benefit cost data, and re-working existing total rewards structures. more »
Join us as we discuss important findings from the study, share examples of innovative talent practices from select companies, and provide insights on what organizations can do to strengthen their talent management practices and execution capabilities to meet critical business objectives. All registered attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the research report. more »
Join this session to learn how your organization can help critical talent stay focused and attain significant, measureable impact on workforce productivity and business performance. more »
With all the day-to-day turmoil in our global stock markets, many organizations are struggling to figure out how to react. While there is a justifiable tendency to minimize or even freeze hiring activity during these times, it is the stock market itself that should teach us to respond differently. "Buy low; sell high," brokers tell us. Down markets are a key time to consider buying critical talent assets both to take advantage of labor cost opportunities and to build the talent pipeline for the future. Retention, too, is important in down markets because, once you have lost--through layoffs, etc.--this talent, it may cost more to get these needed skills back when markets improve.
This all sounds reasonable, but how can you afford to buy and retain talent assets during these uncertain times? This webcast will give you some key pointers that will allow you to manage workforce risk and current labor costs, while driving workforce value for the long-term. more »