Thursday, November 10, 2016

HR Meets AI; Tech and Mental Health; EEOC Takes on Big Data

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thursday, November 10, 2016
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One of the issues will focus on how employers use big data to make employment decisions.
In an evolving firm, Human Resources is at the epicenter of change. Rather than serving employees and strengthening the culture, HR is called on to maintain order in an environment of chaos. In the face of these challenges, some innovative HR departments are transforming their chaos into control.
Unless big data has a disparate impact, the EEOC has no business examining this issue.
For the first time, IBM is offering its cognitive computing technology as a workplace benefit for its employees facing cancer.
The PeopleFluent Research Institute, in partnership with Human Capital Media, recently completed its Strategic Diversity Measurement survey. The study showed that many organizations have in-house measurement experts and use specialized software to track workforce demographics.
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