Why Workforce Management and Why Now?
Rapid and unprecedented changes to the workplace are driving the adoption of digital HR solutions as organisations look for ways to thrive beyond the impact of Covid-19. Workforce Management has a significant part to play in the tools and insights needed to respond to these challenges.
According to our latest Future of Work and People research, operational efficiency is the top priority for HR leaders in 2021, with work-life balance close behind. The biggest challenges facing HR are staff well-being, employee experience, and the war for talent. So, it’s no surprise to see the need for greater digitalisation and automation rising on the priority list, as HR leaders look to get the basics right so they can focus on the strategic.
The biggest challenges facing HR
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- Manage flexible, contingent and hybrid workforces
- Focus on employee wellbeing and resilience
- Boost internal and external mobility
- Adapt to changing circumstances
- Innovate, automate and grow
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