Source: IRS Employment Review Issue: 875 Date: 18/06/2007 Publisher: IRS

HR Prospects 2007: Priorities of effective HR departments

TOPICS:
HR policy and strategy management techniques
business challenges

AUTHOR: Mark Crail


Effective HR departments respond to a different range of pressures and set different priorities to ineffective HR departments, an IRS study shows.

On this page:
Measures of HR effectiveness
Effective or ineffective: self assessment
Effectiveness by size and sector
Factors driving HR priorities
Effective HR departments’ priorities
Resources on XpertHR
Table 1: Does your organisation measure the effectiveness of HR?
Table 2: HR effectiveness by size and broad economic sector
Table 3: Factors driving HR priorities
Table 4: HR departments’ priorities (past 12 months)

Key points

  • Two-thirds of HR departments make some attempt, either formally or informally, to measure the effectiveness of their HR departments.
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