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Recent research explores the essential role of integration in the success of employee learning technologies and highlights key areas for improvement in L&D programs. Included are actionable strategies and takeaways to help navigate the current trends regarding the application and integration of HR tech portfolios, for today and tomorrow.

Working closely with HR.com’s HR Research Institute, the newly-appointed employee retention advisory board will collaborate to positively influence the HR industry’s thought leadership and best practices through primary research.

New research sheds light on pain points and features needing improvement in the HR tech stacks in today’s organizations. The complete report with insights and actionable recommendations and is now available for download.

The HR Research Institute conducted the recent study to better understand current employee rewards and recognition programs, including benefits, issues, drivers, and best practices to help HR professionals and managers improve their initiatives.

HR.com, the largest network of human resources (HR) executives, has announced HR.com’s Future of Talent Acquisition 2024 Advisory Board. The board of experts will guide senior HR professionals and help them understand and navigate today’s recruitment challenges and prepare for the future of hiring to ensure business success.

The new advisory board will provide valuable insights to help senior HR executives understand data benchmarking and HR metrics to find trends and create actionable insights to help manage workforces and organizations now and in the future.

This month, the HR Research Institute (HRRI) at HR.com celebrates its eighth anniversary as one of the most productive and celebrated human resources (HR) research institutes in the world.

The rising cost of healthcare, particularly prescription drugs, continues to be a pressing concern for HR professionals. Aimed Alliance, the Alliance for Patient Access, and HR.com's Research Institute conducted a study of HR professionals to investigate.

A recent HR research study reveals that few of today’s payroll functions are highly strategic, but many are some combination of strategic and administrative. In fact, only 16% of the human resources (HR) professionals surveyed identify their organization’s payroll function as highly strategic.

The new advisory board will provide valuable insights to help senior HR executives understand data benchmarking and HR metrics to find trends and create actionable insights to help manage workforces and organizations now and in the future.