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Three main focus areas will in turn shape the trends and challenges HR professionals can expect to face during 2023, according to a Mercer workplace consulting leader.

In this tight labour market it's a mistake for employers not to welcome back 'boomerang' employees, recruitment experts say.

It's time for HR to "break away" from its tendency to move more slowly during uncertain times, a workplace strategy expert says.

With businesses in a 'triple squeeze' of talent scarcity, falling confidence and accelerating inflation, it's time for HR to move to the forefront of organisational planning and help lead through volatile times. Watch this HR Daily Premium webcast to learn how to set your organisation up for success in 2023.

The fact that employee experience is stagnating means a more holistic approach for 2023 is needed, an industry specialist says.

At leading-edge employers, all former HR playbooks are "out the window" and they're focused on six key areas to move from "flux" to "flow", according to KPMG research.

In today's tight talent market, employers must be more willing to accept candidates who might not be "revenue-generating resources" on day one, but are driven, capable learners, a training specialist says.

Succession planning remains a low priority among Australian employers, despite job mobility hitting a peak this year.

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An organisation has revamped its employee experience by taking the existing "goodness" and making it more consistent across the business, its people leader says.