Human resource management covers a wide range of tasks, including administrative and legal aspects, talent development, recruitment, training, etc. These tasks concern both the establishment of a human resources policy and the operational implementation of this HR policy.
Talent managers must be able to propose an effective human resources management strategy to recruit new talent and retain existing employees.
The HR function is constantly evolving with the help of technological advances that enable performance gains. Data analysis and Big Data are used to evaluate and optimise recruitment processes and resource planning. In addition, web-based platforms have been used more and more in recent years for human resources management.
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Chloé graduated in 2021. She is currently in charge of HR missions at TF1. After her internship, she became a work-study student and then obtained a position in human resources.
A graduate of the class of 2017, she explains what led her to work in the human resources sector.
Over the last few decades, the HR professions have undergone major upheavals as a result of organisational, social, technological and legislative changes. And digitalisation is accelerating this transformation.
The need for multi-skilled or expert profiles in administrative functions (HRIS, Comp & Ben, Social Management Control, etc.) is growing rapidly. Curious, international profiles with the ability to adapt to innovative tools are in high demand.
The professions accessible after an HR training are varied, including:
Jean Pralong, lecturer and researcher at EM Normandie, looks back at the major changes in the labour market. While he notes that some workers are benefiting from an upturn, others are forced to accumulate a number of small jobs in order to earn a salary that allows them a decent standard of living. Companies are complaining that they are losing talent.
We are witnessing a "Great Recruitment", as some companies are making up for lost time during Covid-19 and others have major needs, which is creating a draught in this period of almost full employment.