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As HR analytics –for employee wellbeing, engagement, motivation and more – becomes increasingly important for organizations, many practitioners still find analytics difficult to understand, let alone apply and link to organizational strategy.
Available on 3rd March, Predictive HR Analytics by Martin R Edwards and Kirsten Edwards provides a clear, accessible framework with which to understand and work with HR analytics at an advanced level to improve a company’s bottom line. It takes HR professionals through examples of particular predictive models, from employee attitude surveys, diversity analysis and predicting performance to recruitment and selection, predicting turnover and monitoring the impact of interventions.
Josh Bersin, industry analyst and principal and founder of Bersin by Deloitte, has provided advance praise for the book, saying it ‘is a comprehensive and detailed guide for any professional interested in this exciting new field. The book will help you understand what data to analyze, how to interpret and analyze the data, and how different types of models work’. Similarly, Professor Binna Kandola OBE, senior Partner and co-founder of Pearn Kandola, has declared that ‘[d]etailed, precise and clearly written, this book isn't just about statistics; it's about the future of HR. Essential reading for everyone in HR’.
About the authors: Martin R. Edwards is reader in HRM and Organisational Psychology at King's College London. He has contributed regularly to practitioner publications such as IRS Employment Review and has also worked for a number of years as an HR consultant. Martin has run many HR analytic workshops with FTSE companies, advised on employee engagement surveys, conducted numerous employee attitude surveys and taught statistics to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Kirsten A. Edwards is a diversity specialist at Pearn Kandola. Prior to this, she spent 6 years with Coutts where she held various roles across the HR function, most recently Associate Director for Culture, Engagement and Diversity. She has over 16 years' experience across 4 continents in the financial, technology, professional services and public sectors and is a Chartered Member of the CIPD. She is a guest lecturer at Kings College London and has presented on the University of Kent MBA programme.
About Kogan Page: Kogan Page is the leading independent global publisher of specialist professional books and content with over 700 titles in print. Its authors come from some of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, international commercial organisations or professional associations in Leadership, Management, Marketing, Branding, Human Resources, Coaching, Logistics, Entrepreneurship and Careers. Follow @KPCoachHR for information about new books and business insights from author experts.
Predictive HR Analytics (ISBN: 9780749473914 | RRP: £29.99) is available from 3rd March 2016. For a review copy, a by-lined article or to arrange an interview with the authors, please contact Megan Mondi: mmondi@koganpage.com or +44 (0)20 7843 1952
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