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Foundations of HR Analytics

2.8 HR ANALYTICS

Data

Analytics and the Law

🎮 Crossword: HR Analytics Terminology

Quiz

Quiz 1: Introduction to HR Analytics

Quiz 2: Data Sources and Types

Quiz 3: Legal and Ethical Standards

Quiz 4: Data Quality and Integrity

Quiz 5: Privacy and Compliance

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Unlock the power of data-driven HR with HR Analytics Fundamentals: Core Concepts and Data Sources. This practical, beginner-friendly course demystifies HR analytics so you can confidently turn workforce data into actionable insights. You’ll learn what HR analytics is, how it differs from operational reporting, and why it matters for strategic decisions like hiring, retention, engagement, and performance. We’ll walk through the foundational components of an HR analytics framework—people data, processes, tools, and governance—so you can build strong, scalable practices from day one. You’ll also explore the primary types of HR data, including quantitative and qualitative inputs, and map the most common internal and external data sources used by modern HR teams. Because trustworthy insights depend on trustworthy data, we emphasize data quality and integrity—covering accuracy, completeness, consistency, timeliness, and security. Finally, you’ll gain a clear understanding of legal and ethical standards for collecting, storing, and analyzing employee information, including privacy, compliance, and responsible use. Interactive activities, a crossword on core terminology, and quick quizzes reinforce learning and help you apply concepts immediately. Whether you’re an HR professional, people manager, or analyst entering the HR space, this course equips you with the essential knowledge to make smarter, fairer, and faster HR decisions.

Chapter 2 Part 8: HR Analytics Fundamentals: Core Concepts and Data Sources

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            <p>Human Resources has evolved from a purely administrative function into a strategic partner that relies heavily on evidence-based insights. HR Analytics Fundamentals: Core Concepts and Data Sources explores the systematic process of applying analytical methods to human capital data to improve organizational performance and employee outcomes. By moving beyond simple operational reporting, professionals can leverage data to identify trends, predict future needs, and make informed decisions that align with broader business objectives. This course establishes a strong foundation by defining the purpose of HR analytics and outlining the essential frameworks required to transform raw information into actionable intelligence.</p>

<p>A critical component of effective HR analytics is the ability to navigate the complexities of data management and legal compliance. Understanding the distinction between quantitative and qualitative data, as well as identifying reliable internal and external sources, is vital for maintaining data integrity and ensuring the accuracy of insights. Furthermore, as organizations collect more sensitive employee information, the ethical and legal implications of data usage become paramount. This course addresses these challenges by examining privacy standards, security protocols, and the regulatory constraints that govern the collection and analysis of workforce data. Through a combination of conceptual learning and practical assessments, participants will gain the skills necessary to handle data responsibly while driving organizational value.</p>
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