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Get on the path to improvement across the human capital management (HCM) life cycle! This infographic takes you through the HCM life cycle as laid out in APQC's Process…
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This collection contains content from APQC's benchmarking and best practices research on rewarding and retaining employees.
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Data and Measures|
Summary of Open Standards Benchmarking Measures: HCM Organization
The APQC Open Standards Benchmarking® measure list concisely displays all of the measures currently available for a specific survey. These measures are organized by research…
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In this article, learn what a job architecture is, why organizations use job architectures, and the benefits that job architectures have for employees. Also included is a…
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Infographics|
Building a Workplace Culture that Values Time Off
This infographic presents cross-industry data on the number of vacation days per year per employee that organizations offer and provides guidance for how you can build a…
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In this article, APQC presents cross-industry data on the number of vacation days per year per employee that organizations offer and provides guidance for how you can build a…
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Articles|
Human Capital Management Best Practices
For anyone hoping to drive improvements in the Human Capital Management (HCM), APQC’s Process Classification Framework® (PCF) is an essential tool. The PCF provides a common…
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Articles|
Global Trends in Wellness
This article is part of a series exploring organizational wellness initiatives. In this installment, we examine how the wellness movement arose in the United States, explore…
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Articles|
Seven Steps to a Wellness Program That Works
Many organizations offer workplace wellness programs that aim to improve employee health, reduce health care spending, and increase productivity and retention. However, close…
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Workplace wellness programs have traditionally been designed to improve employee health and reduce health care spending. But assessing employee engagement in these programs…
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Employees who chronically fail to show up for work (a condition known as absenteeism), or those who come to work sick, distracted, or disengaged (presenteeism), cost…
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Infographics|
Percentage of the Workforce That Is Exclusively Remote
It is critical that facts—not fears—guide whatever decision your organization ultimately makes around remote work. To that end, this infographic presents cross-industry data…
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It is critical that facts—not fears—guide whatever decision your organization ultimately makes around remote work. To that end, in this article we present cross-industry data…
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Increasingly, employees and job seekers expect employers to offer a range of wellness benefits. But designing an effective wellness program is challenging. This article…
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Articles|
Do Wellness Programs Work?
In this article, APQC reviews authoritative research and studies of wellness programs to determine whether these programs are worth the investment and to answer questions…