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The gap in engagement levels between high performing and other organisations is widening, according to new research.

As employers restructure their organisations to take advantage of global markets, HR managers will need to lead and shape the agenda around change, talent and global operations, according to Deloitte Consulting partner Kate McDonald.

Continuing instability in the economy means employers are increasingly relying on the incentive component of remuneration to attract and retain staff, says Mercer head of reward Garry Adams.

Employers should keep in mind three key things to maximise the value of their reward programs, says remuneration expert Garry Adams.

Here HR Daily rounds up responses to Federal Budget announcements that will potentially have an impact on HR functions.

HR professionals with strong analytical skills, and particularly those working in change management or compensation and benefits, will find it easiest to move into new roles this year, say HR recruitment specialists.

Employers are increasingly building in-house sourcing functions to facilitate more proactive and strategic recruitment, says US-based sourcing expert, Glen Cathey.

The major political parties' pre-election anti-immigration stance needs to "flip" if organisations are to remain competitive locally and internationally, according to a world-renowned expert on labour market trends.

The way organisations currently develop their leaders equips them for yesterday's predictable, process-driven workplace, but not for today's complex, uncertain business conditions, says HR expert Kevin Wheeler.

Employers can amplify their voice in the employment market by narrowing the focus of their branding, says adidas recruiting captain Steve Fogarty.