Conducted in conjunction with Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick, our report explores the latest insights on the challenges and opportunities for the people profession in Ireland. |
The external environment and pace of change over the past year has been challenging for organisations and people professionals. The contribution of HR is more vital than ever as we address drivers of change and embed new ways of working. Understanding how organisations and HR practitioners have responded, and their future plans, enables the profession to benchmark its practices and improve its impact.
Our 2024 survey report explores key priorities, how challenges are being dealt with and the impact of the profession. It looks at talent management and resourcing solutions, and gives recommendations for enhancing culture and productivity, digitalisation and hybrid working, with an additional focus on wellbeing, inclusion and sustainable people practices.
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HR practices in
Ireland 2024
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