HR Analytics & Data-Driven Decision Making
HR analytics plays a vital role in enhancing strategic HR decision-making by transitioning from intuition-based to data-driven insights. The chapter highlights key HR metrics, tools for effective data management, applications of HR analytics across various HR functions, and ethical considerations for data usage. Together, these elements foster improved hiring, retention, performance, and overall HR effectiveness.
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What we have learnt
- HR analytics supports smarter, strategic workforce decisions.
- KPIs offer visibility into hiring, retention, productivity, and learning.
- Predictive models help reduce turnover and improve planning.
- Tools and dashboards empower real-time decision-making.
- Ethics and compliance must guide all data initiatives.
Key Concepts
- -- Descriptive Analytics
- Descriptive analytics involves understanding past events, such as analyzing incidences of turnover in a given time frame.
- -- Predictive Analytics
- Predictive analytics utilizes historical data to forecast trends or behaviors, such as identifying which employees may be at risk of leaving.
- -- HR Metrics
- HR metrics are quantitative measures used to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of HR practices in achieving business goals.
- -- KPI (Key Performance Indicator)
- KPIs are critical metrics that align HR objectives with business goals, providing insights into key areas like hiring and employee engagement.
- -- HRIS (Human Resource Information System)
- HRIS refers to software systems that manage employee data and HR processes, facilitating better data management and reporting.
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