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HR Deconstructed: Improving The Experiences and Well-being of Employees with People-centric HR
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Should HR's main remit be to improve the performance and capacity of employees, so that the organization's resultant performance boost yields a better experience for the employees? Or should HR focus on improving the well-being and work experience of employees directly, regardless of the impact these endeavors have on company performance? Or... perhaps HR should operate somewhere in the middle? Even on a different spectrum of objectives?
If anyone can add clarity to this quandary, it's Jon Ingham. With nearly 20 years of consultative experience following decades teaching and working in high-ranking HR positions, Jon combines practical knowledge with strategic analysis and research. This week, he joins the show to demonstrate where and how HR impacts a business in terms of value add, and how we can frame our Human Resources goals to create the strongest organizational impact.
Join us as we discuss:
-Why it's important to establish common definitions around key business terminology (with some exceptions)
-How we can meet employees where they want to be met in terms of improving well-being and employee experience
-The impact of taking a people-centric and multi-sided Human Resources approach
-The degree to which HR should claim primary accountability for employee well-being
-Why determining a Learning and Development ROI may not be necessary (provided there are measures for qualitative feedback)
-The impact on HR duties of an increased focus on skills in the workplace
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If anyone can add clarity to this quandary, it's Jon Ingham. With nearly 20 years of consultative experience following decades teaching and working in high-ranking HR positions, Jon combines practical knowledge with strategic analysis and research. This week, he joins the show to demonstrate where and how HR impacts a business in terms of value add, and how we can frame our Human Resources goals to create the strongest organizational impact.
Join us as we discuss:
-Why it's important to establish common definitions around key business terminology (with some exceptions)
-How we can meet employees where they want to be met in terms of improving well-being and employee experience
-The impact of taking a people-centric and multi-sided Human Resources approach
-The degree to which HR should claim primary accountability for employee well-being
-Why determining a Learning and Development ROI may not be necessary (provided there are measures for qualitative feedback)
-The impact on HR duties of an increased focus on skills in the workplace
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Instructions on how to do this are here.
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