TALENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGY: IMPROVING AGENCY AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE FROM HIRE TO RETIRE

The Human Capital Institute reports that 60 percent of the government workforce and 90 percent of its senior leadership are currently eligible to retire. HR staff must manage the transition in a majority of their workforce in the coming decade and meet demands to improve efficiencies, share information, and integrate processes across departments and jurisdictional boundaries. At the same time, many state and local governments have expensive legacy technologies that aren’t adaptable to modern needs. The ideal solutions include cloud-based technology to effectively manage the full hire-to-retire lifecycle of the government employee base. A talent strategy with user-friendly, accessible information can help state and local government better serve employees and deliver more effective programs while improving organizational and employee performance. And, with multi-generational workers blending together, there has never been a more important time for government agencies to get strategic about the workforce.
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Build a Strong Government Workforce with Employee-Centric Talent Management

The workplace as we once knew it has changed. Virtual and hybrid work environments paired with the Great Resignation and trends like quiet quitting have made workforce management much more complex. To keep and attract talent, governments must prioritize delivering a positive employee experience and making work life better.
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Digital Government and the Digital Experience with Paul Greenberg

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Walk away with insights and ideas on how a cloud-based CRM platform can transform municipality services which frequently function as the primary point of contact between government and the people and with them, the citizen-customer experience.
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Successfully Meeting New U.S. Government Contract Requirements to Win More Federal Government Business

In this webinar, leading government contracts experts will cover the landscape of new opportunities and legal requirements for companies seeking to win U.S. federal government business, including: Buy America Act changes; Qualifying for new infrastructure funding and contractor opportunities; Data security and supply chain security requirements; Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliance; Identifying, responding to and managing contract “flow down” requirements.
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Improving Equity in Public Infrastructure

More state and local governments are prioritizing equity in infrastructure projects to deliver infrastructure that meets the needs of constituents and positively contributes to communities. This shift has created a need for a system that helps organizations develop and adequately measure clear equity goals.
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