HR & Performance Analytics is a field that involves using data-driven approaches to evaluate and improve human resources (HR) practices, organizational performance, and employee productivity. By leveraging data, organizations can gain deeper insights into employee performance, engagement, turnover, recruitment effectiveness, and other key HR metrics. The ultimate goal is to optimize the workforce, make informed decisions, and drive organizational success.
Metrics: Time-to-hire, cost-per-hire, quality-of-hire, source of hire.
Purpose: Identifying trends in recruitment, evaluating the effectiveness of hiring channels, and improving hiring decisions.
Tools: Applicant tracking systems (ATS), predictive analytics models.
Metrics: Employee satisfaction, engagement scores, retention rates, internal mobility.
Purpose: Understanding employee engagement levels, measuring the factors that drive employee motivation and retention, and identifying areas for improvement.
Tools: Surveys, sentiment analysis, pulse surveys.
Metrics: Training completion rates, employee growth, skill development progress, ROI of training programs.
Purpose: Assessing the effectiveness of learning initiatives, understanding skill gaps, and improving employee development.
Tools: Learning management systems (LMS), employee feedback systems, performance tracking tools.
Metrics: Individual performance ratings, goal completion rates, peer reviews, 360-degree feedback.
Purpose: Tracking employee performance, identifying top performers and underperformers, aligning individual goals with organizational objectives.
Tools: Performance management systems, goal-setting platforms, feedback tools.
Metrics: Headcount, attrition rates, diversity and inclusion metrics, demographic data, pay equity.
Purpose: Optimizing workforce planning and strategy, managing labor costs, analyzing turnover trends, and ensuring diversity and inclusion efforts.
Tools: HRIS (Human Resource Information Systems), workforce planning software.
Metrics: Predicting employee turnover, forecasting workforce needs, predicting high performers.
Purpose: Anticipating future HR trends such as potential employee exits, promotions, or training needs.
Tools: Machine learning models, data visualization, and AI-powered HR platforms.
Metrics: Pay equity, salary benchmarks, benefit utilization rates, bonus and incentive programs.
Purpose: Ensuring competitive compensation, analyzing compensation gaps, improving employee satisfaction with benefits, and optimizing pay structures.
Tools: Compensation management software, benefits platforms.
Metrics: Voluntary vs. involuntary turnover, exit interview data, retention rates.
Purpose: Understanding the causes of employee turnover, identifying at-risk employees, and improving retention strategies.
Tools: Exit interviews, employee feedback surveys, turnover modeling.
Metrics: Gender, ethnic, and demographic representation, pay equity across groups, diversity hiring efforts.
Purpose: Ensuring that the organization is fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace, and tracking progress toward diversity goals.
Tools: Diversity tracking systems, DEI reports, and analytics platforms.
Metrics: Absenteeism, sick leave patterns, work-life balance surveys, wellness program participation.
Purpose: Understanding the health and well-being of employees, reducing absenteeism, and improving overall employee wellness.
Tools: Employee wellness programs, health tracking tools, surveys.