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SHRM - Society for HumanResource Managment Indispensible for the HR Professional! Art Brooks, HRM Today : Overcoming Top Myths in HR - There are a lot of myths floating around about the humanresources function. My favorite: HR as a costcenter. My favorite: HR as a costcenter.
To get the most out of this substantial costcenter, employees and employers need to maximize attention and retention at every meeting. Americans have more than one billion meetings per year. At around $338 in staff salaries for each meeting, this amounts to a huge amount of money spent each year on meetings.
What do you think most boards misunderstand or underestimate about humanresources? Most boards underestimate the concept of change management and the science behind human behavioral change. Vice President HumanResources, Bosch North America. How are you going to shake things up next? Charlie Ackerman, Sr.
Your competitor is getting nothing but a disingenuous costcenter. Maybe you shouldn’t wait a year to communicate something that matters so much in a format that makes HumanResources happy. It doesn’t matter what you write on the page. Remember, most employees don’t quit jobs, they quit bosses.
HR is an enigmatic profession, as the authors write, “the sad reality is—even in today’s enlightened age of recognizing the value of people to the business—too many top executives still view HR as a non-strategic costcenter instead of a core, profit-contributing function.” I was provided with an advance copy of this report to review.
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