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Bettering the bell curve with engagement

by Allan Davison | Jul 2, 2014 | Human Resources & Payroll Trends, Technology Areas

The work place and the paradigm of work have changed over the last few decades. Besides the faster pace and new technology, there is a growing consciousness among employers that the previously accepted business model for employee satisfaction, and even customer...

Partnerships key to solve youth unemployment

by Allan Davison | Jun 19, 2014 | Human Resources & Payroll Trends, Technology Areas

As leaders and young people around the world are acutely aware, youth unemployment levels are already disturbingly high and the problem is getting worse, says Roy Muller, lead partner, Human and Social Services for KPMG in South Africa. In South Africa, the...

Pushing the skills development agenda

by Allan Davison | Jun 19, 2014 | Human Resources & Payroll Trends, Technology Areas

Last month, the Department of Higher Education and Training published the National Scarce Skills List that provides a list of the top 100 occupations in the country that are considered to be in short supply. With Information and Communications Technology (ICT) making...

HR leverages analytics to manage talent

by Allan Davison | Jun 18, 2014 | Human Resources & Payroll Trends, Technology Areas

A recent LRMG conference highlighted emerging trends in human resources: the use of social and mobile learning, the need for improved user experiences and the use of predictive analytics. As a leading local performance agency, LRMG used the conference to showcase...

Avoiding negativity in the workplace

by Allan Davison | May 29, 2014 | Human Resources & Payroll Trends, Technology Areas

Technology is often seen as the first port of call when it comes to addressing critical issues in business, such as productivity. However, experts in the wellness industry believe a person’s mind is actually the most effective tool available to raise productivity...

Developing BYOD in an organisation

by Allan Davison | May 20, 2014 | Human Resources & Payroll Trends, Technology Areas

The BYOD (bring your own device) trend is fast gaining momentum in the workplace. Many employees prefer to use their personal devices opposed to those supplied by their employers due to: * Quality of device * Personal preference of hardware and software * Mobility *...
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