AIHR

APRIL 1, 2024

Job evaluation is the systematic process of using internal and external data to determine the relative value that specific jobs bring to an organization. This ensures that compensation is commensurate with the worth of individual roles and that each has appropriate entry and performance requirements.

Job Analysis 89

Job Analysis Compensation Scaling Marketing 89

AIHR

JANUARY 5, 2024

HR uses strategies like strong employer branding , attractive compensation and benefits offerings, and carefully crafted job postings to attract top talent, hire high-potential candidates, and ensure the company has enough qualified employees to complete daily tasks and meet the long-term goals of the organization.

Human Resources 85

Human Resources Compensation Compliance Organizational Development 85

AIHR

DECEMBER 20, 2022

Job analysis provides a way for organizations to fully understand the nature of a job. It helps draft better job descriptions and develop effective training and development programs, leads to a safer work environment and more effective workforce planning, and is pivotal in performance management.

Job Analysis 83

Job Analysis Sales Sales Recruitment 83

AIHR

FEBRUARY 9, 2024

Here’s our full list of HR certification courses: HR Generalist Sourcing & Recruitment Talent Management & Succession Planning People Analytics Organizational Development Digital HR 2.0 Compensation & Benefits Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging HR Manager HR Business Partner 2.0

Human Resources 68

Human Resources Compliance Administration Job Analysis 68

AIHR

APRIL 4, 2024

The HR generalist scores very high in skill variety, as they are responsible for employee relations, benefits management, employee compensation, and many other tasks daily, having to use multiple skills. Sometimes, jobs just “happen.” Clear organizational information. It can make general organizational design easier.

Job Analysis 82

Job Analysis Manager Human Resources Employee Relations 82

AIHR

APRIL 8, 2024

BIK: Benefits In Kind Benefits In Kind (BIK) refer to any non-monetary compensation that employers provide to their employees. HR acronym usage example: “FJA is one of the most common job analysis methods. Other popular methods are critical incident technique (CTI) and task inventory.”

ROI 64

ROI Metrics Recruitment Human Resources 64