 March 22, 2021 | Today's news and insights for HR leaders Note from the editor The past year brought intense upheaval to the work world, and HR was, in many ways, at the center of it all. With change abounding, HR Dive set out to take a snapshot of the industry and launched the inaugural Identity of HR Survey.
HR Dive surveyed more than 400 self-identified HR practitioners in the fall of 2020. The results were illuminating.
We invite readers to view the team's coverage of the survey results. Our stories delve into the industry’s apparent lack of diversity, its ever-changing slate of tasks and more.
Readers can also purchase the full report.
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Katie Clarey
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