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16 Mar

Posted at 16:06h in Employee Engagement, Featured, HR Strategy, Leadership Development, Organisational Change, People Management by

US academic, David Ulrich, defined a “three-legged model” for organising the human resource function some 20 years ago, and it has since become the predominant model used in HR departments. Those who have worked with the model know it’s the HR Business Partner (HRBP) leg of...

24 Feb

Posted at 12:38h in Employee Engagement, Featured, HR Strategy, Leadership Development, Managing, People Management, Workplace Culture by

There is one guarantee for all organizations, no matter whether they are industry leaders or laggards, all employees believe that internal communication is never good enough. From all of the surveys we manage and my personal experience as a manager, senior manager, chief executive officer...

03 Feb

Posted at 16:04h in Employee Engagement, Employer Branding, Featured, Learning, Training & Development, Managing, People Management, Staffing & Recruitment, Workplace Culture by

We are all different – that’s a given – but if you are in the business of “people” it’s imperative that you recognize and understand behavioral differences, including how to manage and lead them to individual and corporate success. The only way to effectively hire and...

16 Dec

Posted at 15:34h in Employee Engagement, Featured, Leadership Development, Managing, Motivating Employees, Organisational Change, People Management, Performance Management, Workplace Culture by

As the founder of a Human Performance Acceleration firm, I’ve come to understand the importance of diversity, not just on boards and in leadership, but in my own business. Through broadening the composition of the leadership team, I’ve found that such diversity increases the richness of...

02 Dec

Posted at 15:42h in Employer Branding, Featured, HR Strategy, Managing, People Management, Staffing & Recruitment, Workplace Culture by

Generation Z, also known as Gen Wii or the iGeneration is making their first step towards employment. The successors to the Millennial generation, people belonging to Gen Z were born between 1996 and 2012. In other words, some of them are now mature enough to...

04 Oct

Posted at 12:42h in Employment Law, Featured, HR Strategy, Leadership Development, Learning, Training & Development, Organisational Change, Pay & Benefits, People Management, Staffing & Recruitment by

Every company needs employees. Without good workers, no business can hope to survive in a highly competitive and oversaturated market. It's safe to say that many companies have a lot of issues regarding their employment practices and the majority of these issues are, in fact,...