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Hi, People Leaders! The holiday cheer is in the air — but so are critical HR priorities. From balancing festive celebrations to managing year-end demands, effective HRM is the key to keeping things running smoothly. Let’s explore practical ways to end the year on a high note while setting the stage for an even stronger 2025. When HR thrives, the workplace shines.

On the agenda: 

🤦 When HRM Fails: The common pitfalls are scary.

🤓 Smarter HR Reporting: With these 20 Excel analytics templates.

✍🏻 Trump’s Immigration Crackdown: How HR can prepare.

SPOTLIGHT

What Happens When HRM Fails? Common Pitfalls and Remedies

A well-oiled HRM system is the backbone of every thriving organization, yet its importance is often underestimated until the cracks start to show. Neglecting HRM can lead to a ripple effect of costly problems that disrupt workplace harmony and business ambitions.

Common pitfalls:

• 🚪 High Turnover: Employees are more likely to depart companies with ineffective HR practices. Replacing an employee can amount to 2X of their annual salary.

• ⚡ Workplace Conflicts: Poor conflict resolution processes can create toxic environments, reducing collaboration and productivity.

• ⚖️ Compliance Nightmares: Businesses often face lawsuits due to non-compliance with labor laws and regulations.

• 😟 Declining Employee Morale: A lack of recognition and support from HR leads to disengagement, which can amount to $450–$550B annually in lost productivity.

The remedy: Building a resilient HRM framework. This isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s a necessity. How to begin:

1. Developing Clear Policies

2. Focusing on Employee Well-being

3. Leveraging Technology

4. Prioritizing Communication

Remember, effective HRM isn’t just about avoiding potential headaches; it’s about creating a culture where employees and organizations thrive.

⬇️ Protect your organization from HR pitfalls. Learn how with our detailed HRM guide:

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NEWS THAT MATTERS

🔹 November’s Jobs Rebound Points to Employers’ “Cautious Optimism” on Hiring

Overall employment saw a rebound in November following October’s jobs report, but unemployment ticked up slightly. [HR Brew]

🔹 US Payrolls Seen up in November as Boeing Workers Return, Hurricanes Over

​This surge job growth probably does not signal a material shift in easing labor market conditions that should allow the Federal Reserve to cut interest again this month. [Reuters]

🔹 Back to Basics: What Is HR’s Role in Pay Transparency?

Several states have implemented pay disclosure requirements, but HR should go beyond compliance and create overarching pay philosophies, attorneys at a SHRM event said. [HR Dive]

HR ADVICE

How to Build Positive Company Culture in 20 Simple Steps

Company culture is essentially the core of any business; it’s the backbone of organizational life. It shows in what we do, what we say and how we treat each other, as well as in our products, decisions and customer relations.

To be successful as HR and business leaders, we need to create positive environments with shared values, goals and beliefs. The more clearly that we define the type of culture we envision and strive to honor, the more suitable candidates we can attract, who share similar values and outlooks.

So, how can we go about creating a positive office environment and a close-knit, engaged team? Let’s look at 20 tips on how to build company culture.

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BREAKROOM

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