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There is a growing concern amidst global organizations regarding the future workplaces, technological (digital) disruptions, automation, job displacements and the future of work as a whole.
The workplace of the future is finally here! As we dive into 2020, it’s time for organizations to take notice of the newest and the latest industry trends that are set to impact business growth in 2020, which also includes the ancillary yet critical functions of Human Resources (HR) and Learning and Development (L&D).
Human resources (HR) is an increasingly technology-heavy sector of business—and as technology develops, a large percentage of HR functions are moving online and away from requiring human intervention.
With 2020 being the year when we’re ushering out the last decade and heralding the new one, we wanted to broaden our perspectives and ask HR leaders from varied sectors on what they feel would be the key HR trends for the coming year.
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