Modern HR functions are expected to demonstrate measurable value, support business strategy, and make informed decisions based on evidence rather than assumptions. HR…
Why Attend
Modern HR functions are expected to demonstrate measurable value, support business strategy, and make informed decisions based on evidence rather than assumptions. HR metrics and analytics help organizations improve workforce planning, recruitment, performance, engagement, and change initiatives. This course provides participants with practical tools to design meaningful HR metrics, analyze workforce data, and turn insights into strategic actions.
Course Methodology
This course uses an interactive and practical approach through presentations, case studies, group discussions, KPI design workshops, analytics exercises, practical templates, and real workplace examples.
Course Objectives
Understand the role of HR metrics and analytics in modern organizations
Apply evidence-based approaches to HR decision-making
Design useful HR KPIs and measurement systems
Use analytics to improve recruitment, planning, and talent management
Support organizational change using data insights
Measure employee performance, engagement, and motivation
Understand ethical and data security considerations
Build practical HR analytics action plans
Target Audience
HR Professionals
HR Managers
HR Analysts
Talent Management Specialists
Learning and Development Professionals
Business Leaders overseeing HR functions
Anyone responsible for workforce planning and HR reporting
Target Competencies
HR Analytics
KPI Development
Data Interpretation
Strategic HR Management
Performance Measurement
Workforce Planning
Change Management
Decision-Making
Course outline
1Day 1: Strategy and Analytics and HR Role
Historical evolution of HR metrics and analytics
Rationale for an evidence-based approach to HR decision-making
Differences between data, information, and insights
Definition of HR analytics and predictive analytics
HR contribution to business strategy
Introduction to human capital management approach
2Day 2: HR Tools and Methods
Distinguishing between qualitative and quantitative HR data
Rational problem analysis techniques and decision-making models in HR
Measuring effectiveness, efficiency, and impact of HR functions
Data collection and analysis techniques for HR data
Designing HR metrics and organization-specific KPIs
Data security and ethical considerations in HR analytics
3Day 3: Driving Organisational Change
Impact of cultural context on change initiatives
Dynamic business, environment, and technology drivers of change
Application of change theories in HR
Identifying enablers and barriers to change management
Causes and consequences of resistance to change
Best practices for implementing strategic change initiatives
4Day 4: Implementing HR Metrics and Analytics
Application and importance of Balanced Scorecards
Using analytics in human resource planning
Recruitment analytics to improve talent acquisition strategies
Predictive analytics for succession planning and talent management
Conducting skills analysis and training needs assessment
Importance of analysing absence management trends
5Day 5: Metrics and Analytics to Enhance Employee Performance
Role of metrics and analytics in performance management
Four-stage performance management process
Measuring employee motivation, engagement, and empowerment
Developing accountability frameworks using HR analytics
Recap and lessons learned
Final workshop: Build an HR metrics dashboard plan
Any course in our catalogue can be delivered privately for your organisation, at your offices or in one of our cities, with content shaped around your goals.