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Ginger Fritz reposted thisGinger Fritz reposted thisAt Axia Women’s Health, we believe women deserve more. That’s why we’re proud to share that we are now offering FDA-cleared artificial intelligence (AI) technology with every mammogram – at no cost to patients. The technology, MammoScreen®, acts as a second set of eyes for radiologists, helping detect cancers earlier and with even greater accuracy. This is just one more way we’re delivering more compassionate, innovative care for women at every stage of life. 🩵 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eH-N8qkc #breastcancerawareness #womenshealth #healthcare
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Ginger Fritz reposted thisGinger Fritz reposted thisAt Axia Women’s Health, creating a world-class environment where physicians can thrive is central to our mission. Interested in joining a community that’s leading the way in improving women's healthcare? Connect with our recruitment team at upcoming events this fall or explore opportunities here: https://lnkd.in/gD8jgVEj #hiring #physicianrecruitment #obgyn
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Ginger Fritz shared thisIncredibly grateful for this experience. Not only the development opportunity it offered, but the chance to connect with such an amazing group of people who truly put the “human” in HR. Wherever your paths may take you, I wish you all the very best and hope we connect again in the future!Ginger Fritz shared this🎉 ICYMI - New Jersey HR Council Aspiring CHRO Capstone Ceremony 🎉 After an extensive application process and 9 months of events, we tied the bow on the NJHRC Aspiring CHRO 2024-2025 Cohort! Please join us in congratulating the 15 soon-to-be-Chiefs we had the pleasure of celebrating last week - 👏 Alvarine Syiem 👏 Ban Beirne, CCP, CBP, SHRM-SCP 👏 Eddy Tufford, SPHR, SHRM-SCP 👏 Ginger Fritz 👏 Julie Ellis, MBA, SHRM-SCP 👏 Karen Feeney, MSHR, SHRM-SCP, LWH 👏 Kerrie O. 👏 Manju Chidanand 👏 Mike Drew, CCP, SPHR 👏 Morgan Whyte 👏 Sakshi Bansal, SPHR® 👏 Sara Jones 👏 Tanyelle Little M.Ed. 👏 Terry Brown, MBA, SHRM-CP, SBA 👏 Wendy Trust, MJ-LEL, SHRM - SCP Thank you to our CHRO's who led the charge for their area of expertise! 👏 Strategic Thinking – Joel Greengrass MBA, CPC, ELI-MP, Top Ten HR Pro, CPO at Precision Neuroscience 👏 Leadership & Influence – Jeroen DeBeijer, CEO at Roffa Interim & Consulting 👏 Change Management – Paul Marchand, CHRO at Charter Communications 👏 Business Acumen – Consuelo (Davis) Boyles, CHRO at Schweiger Dermatology Group 👏 Talent Management & Development – Lauren Dunn, SHRM-SCP, CPO at Wiss 👏 HR Technology & Analytics – Karen Brophy, CHRO at Optinose 👏 Global & Cultural Awareness – Dena Martini Toms, CPO at Hunter And thank you to Empyrean for sponsoring the program! Have a great rest of your week, all! 😎
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Ginger Fritz reposted thisGinger Fritz reposted thisLooking for a motivated junior corporate attorney to come join the fun at Axia! Fully remote, competitive pay, great boss!
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Ginger Fritz shared this🚨 We're Hiring: Total Rewards Analyst 🚨 At a Great Place to Work–certified company that’s passionate about women’s health, we’re looking for a detail-oriented, proactive self-starter who thrives in a collaborative, growth-focused environment. This role focuses on managing data, education, enrollment systems, and self-insured healthcare plan performance. You’ll ensure compliance, oversee vendor relationships, and drive cost analysis as we continue to grow and enhance our benefits and compensation programs. Ready to make an impact? Let’s talk. 💼💡 #Hiring #TotalRewards #HRJobs #Benefits #Compensation #JoinUs #WomensHealth #AxiaProud
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Ginger Fritz reposted thisGinger Fritz reposted thisHappy Mother's Day! 💗 This weekend, we honor motherhood in all its shapes and forms. To our patients, thank you for allowing us to be a part of your motherhood journey. To our Axia moms, thank you for all you do at work and at home. You are incredible!
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Ginger Fritz reposted thisGinger Fritz reposted thisAs a company dedicated to advancing women’s health, we couldn’t be prouder to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay. A heartfelt thank you to all the women at Axia for your hard work, passion, and commitment every day and to our patients for trusting us with your care!
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Ginger Fritz shared this💡Ginger Fritz shared thisIn the past, people were hired and promoted based on ability. In the future, the more valuable currency will be agility. We should bet on people with the motivation to learn and the flexibility to change. From my Q&A at the Oslo Business Forum
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Ginger Fritz reposted thisGinger Fritz reposted thisDon’t communicate to be heard or understood. Communicate the way you want them to feel when they receive the information. Learn more about Exude Human Capital: https://exudehc.com/
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisExcited to take the stage at WHIS 2026 this October 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePX454fZ A room full of amazing leaders shaping the future of women's health, from breakthrough technologies to new care models. I'll be speaking about balancing innovation, clinical impact, and sustainable finances/investment. #WHIS #MeetMeAtWHIS2026 #WomensHealthInnovation
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisHonored to be at the CASA of Westmoreland 20th Anniversary Leadership breakfast to celebrate my dear friend Robin Jennings - who was recognized as Advocate of the Year. I cannot imagine a better person to advocate for children. CASA of Westmoreland, Inc., is a volunteer-based organization providing a voice in the courts on behalf of abused and neglected children in Westmoreland County. The recommendations of these volunteers assist the courts in determining the child’s placement in safe, permanent and nurturing homes. Inspirational morning! CASA of Westmoreland, Inc
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisAlzheimer’s is very near & dear to my heart- my grandmother is my why; the reason I will continue to show up and advocate for the advancement of Alzheimer’s related research, education and advocacy. On September 26, our family will once again Walk to End ALZ in honor of her! This year, I changed our team name to ‘March Fourth’ to further remember this tireless journey. March 4th is the only day of the year that is also a command. It’s also my grandmother’s birthday, so in her honor we will march fourth! 💜 This morning, I was honored to be invited to attend alongside many community business leaders throughout the Fingerlakes region, the Corporate Impact Breakfast with the Alzheimer's Association, Rochester and Finger Lakes Region. Sitting in this room and hearing the incredibly impactful work that the Alzheimer's Association® continues to do to advance forward to the day that we live in a world without Alzheimer’s disease further ignited my passion. Marla Evangelista shared an incredible, full circle, from the heart story on her why that left me feeling so inspired! A huge thank you to Julie DeMersman and Eliott Houghtelling for the invitation. I am inspired by your dedication and enthusiasm, and look forward to a continued partnership!
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisIt is a great time to be at WVU Medicine The WVU Medicine HR Shared Services team came together to reconnect, learn, and give back—and one of the most meaningful moments was supporting WVU Medicine Golisano Children's through a service project. Beyond that, we strengthened how we collaborate across teams, sharpened our project approach, and aligned on where AI can take us next. Grateful for the energy, insights, and preparation from Kale Bart , sHRBP Stevie Keown, Dana Thel, Crystal Calla, Claire Kraski, Kirsten Graham, PMP, Nicole C. Hein, MBA, sHRBP and Alexis Wable. Proud of this team – and the work continues…
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisI am proud to share that my partner, Lleyton Head, and I won Best in Show at DataFest 2026! Over an intense weekend, we worked with a real-world dataset to assess statistical significance, build a proposal using our findings, and present our results to a panel of judges. Thank you to my partner for his collaboration and creativity and to all the Elon University staff and alumni that dedicate their time to this competition! I am excited to build on this, and I am already looking forward to DataFest 2027!
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisI am super excited to announce I am joining a great group of speakers at DisruptHR Northern New Jersey's event on April 30th! Greg Stockley thanks for the invite! This is a great opportunity to hear from colleagues who are eager to challenge the #statusquo and have #meaningul conversations! 👉 Register using the link below and save your spot! https://lnkd.in/gMcFSGcv I look forward to seeing you there! #DisruptHR #DisruptHRNNJ #HRCommunity #Leadership #Networking #FutureOfWork
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on thisWe believe in delivering a more connected care experience. With fertility specialists embedded within our network, it's better for both patients and providers. Care teams talk to each other. Patients spend less time navigating a fragmented system. Subspecialty expertise doesn't exist in a silo, but works hand-in-hand with the OBs, midwives, and women's health specialists our patients already know and trust. This National Infertility Awareness Week, we're proud to shine a light on the fertility specialists who make our network stronger ��� and our patients' journeys smoother. Thank you to our providers at Midwest Fertility Specialists, Fertility Institute of NJ & NY, and South Jersey Fertility Center. #NIAW2026
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Ginger Fritz reacted on thisGinger Fritz reacted on this💙 🩷 Talk about a birthday to remember! 💙 🩷 Yesterday at Westmoreland Hospital, Dr. David Ream celebrated his birthday in the most extraordinary way. Not only did he get to celebrate by helping welcome two sets of twins into the world — he also got to share the moment with the physician who welcomed him into the world 34 years to the day, Dr. Beth Maxwell! Happy Birthday, Dr. Ream, and congratulations to the growing families! #HappyBirthday #Newborn #Twins #Celebrate #Community
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Queie B.
Washington University in St… • 3K followers
Had a great conversation recently with an early-career HR professional looking to break into payroll and it reinforced something I’ve seen over and over again: 🪄There is no single “right” path into payroll (or most areas of HR, for that matter). We talked through a strategy that might surprise some people: Starting in Accounts Payable to build financial fluency, systems exposure, and credibility -then using that as a bridge into payroll. Quite frankly, It’s a smart move. What many don’t realize is that payroll sits at a unique intersection: • Compliance • Finance • HR operations But here’s the bigger issue… In many organizations, payroll falls into a gap: HR assumes Finance owns the numbers Finance assumes HR owns the data And without tight reconciliation processes in place, that gap can lead to real risk - overpayments, compliance issues, and costly errors. 💡 One of the fastest ways to stand out early in your career? Learn how to identify and fix those gaps. It’s not just about processing payroll; it’s about understanding the system behind it. For those navigating their next step: Remain curious and flexible. And don’t underestimate the power of taking a strategic “sidestep” to move forward. There are far more paths from point A to point B than most people realize. #HRLeadership #Payroll #CareerGrowth #FutureOfWork #HRStrategy #LeadershipDevelopment
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Mark Jeffries
Novant Health • 20K followers
Excellent article by Josh Bersin. As I have been in the HR space the majority of my career I can see huge opportunities to deploy AI. Things that used to take me days and weeks, I can now do in minutes. What I see missing is a planned implementation. In the organizations I have been with and for me personally it has been left to random individual task focus. However, I can see that if the HR team sat down with an AI expert and completed a role and task analysis we could easily build AI into our daily HR processes that would substantially increase productivity. A simple example that I experimented with was the identification of a learning need, defining the learning objectives and translating that into content. This used to take a substantial amount of time. With AI I completed the task in about an hour. The solution is here, we just need to integrate it into the workplace. Just like anything new it will take a little while and in a few years we will forget we did differently before.
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Joseph Castorina, MBA, SPHR
The University of Texas… • 371 followers
If your HR team is constantly in survival mode, that’s not a resilience issue. It’s a design issue. Chronic backlog. Constant escalations. Reactive decisions. No visibility. That isn’t “just how busy environments operate.” It’s structural instability. Strong employees can compensate for weak systems for a while. They cannot sustain it. Eventually: • Morale declines. • Talent leaves. • People lose trust. • Teams stay reactive and inefficient. High-performing HR functions are not built on hustle. They are built on clarity. And clarity is a leadership responsibility.
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Sara J. Kennedy
Chartwell Law • 4K followers
New year, new job… right? Well, maybe not so fast. On this #HRThursday, let’s take a quick look at the job market reality. After years in #HR, I’ve seen the same pattern: recruiting slows to a crawl in December—especially when Thanksgiving falls late, like last year. Between holiday shopping and family gatherings, few people are job hunting. But come January 2nd? Resumes start flying. So, what kind of market is waiting for these eager job seekers? ✅ Unemployment is low—closing out the year at 4.4%. ✅ New job creation? Also low. Healthcare is still hot (thank you, aging population), and leisure & hospitality saw gains. But white-collar roles? Feeling the chill. We’re in a “low-fire, low-hire” market—employers are cautious, holding steady. No mass layoffs, but no big hiring waves either. Tough news for new grads. If you’re diving into the storm, here’s my advice: 🔹 Leverage your network. Start with who you know—LinkedIn is your friend. A warm intro can move your resume to the top of the pile (it’s happened to me… thrice). 🔹 Pro tip for applicants: Name your resume file with your full name. “Updated Resume 2026” gets lost in the shuffle. Make it easy for recruiters to find you! What’s your take—are you seeing the same cautious hiring trend? Drop your thoughts below. https://lnkd.in/g_tGejbY
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Austen Mcgee
Health Partners Plans • 945 followers
HRIS sits in a weird space between HR and IT. On one side, you have technical people who understand how the system works and how to get the most out of it. They know how the sausage is made. On the other, you have someone who understands all of the human side of HR — compliance nuances, employee experience, and what is actually happening behind the clicks. In many cases, HR and IT just don’t speak the same language. This can lead to hours lost in configuration, testing, and retesting just to get it all aligned. Lately, I’ve noticed HRIS leadership roles leaning extremely technical, with a line about “partnering with HR” with the expectation to understand HR end-to-end practically non-existent. In my experience, the best outcomes happen when the leader truly has a foot in both worlds and they are fluent in both languages, rather than relying on two SMEs to translate back and forth. Are you seeing similar? How was this played out in your organizations?
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Darci Barnes, SHRM-SCP, SPHR, MBA
Korn Ferry • 2K followers
When Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) faced rising nurse turnover and hiring struggles, they partnered with Korn Ferry for a solution that went beyond quick fixes. The result? A holistic RPO strategy that: ✅ Improved nurse retention ✅ Increased hires by 15.5% ✅ Saved $43M+ in traveler expenses By aligning workforce optimization with EVP activation, LVHN stabilized staffing levels and elevated their frontline care — proving that the right talent strategy drives both human and financial outcomes. This is what sustainable healthcare workforce transformation looks like. Curious how they did it? 👉 Read the full story here: http://bit.ly/43evDvd #TalentAcquisition #HealthcareRecruitment #RPO #WorkforceOptimization #EVP #KornFerry https://bit.ly/3S1izV5
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Gloriana Chaves
University of Maryland… • 1K followers
For those who minimize the importance of HR in an organization - we are looking out for your people and for your business. It’s not simple “admin tasks” that get performed on a daily basis, it’s people-oriented crisis management and prevention. It’s ensuring company culture is protected. It’s helping boost employees’ professional development and expand workforce productivity. HR is the heart of the organization, keeping everything in check. Many times overlooked, a vital component of every organization.
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Maggie (Margaret) Ruvoldt
LEARN Behavioral • 7K followers
How much do you expect from a candidate for an internship? My daughter is searching for internships and shared the process for one that I had to share. Some thoughts: Just because you can demand a lot during a tough market doesn't mean you should. The amount of complexity in any job search process should be aligned with the role. The process you design for your candidates says a lot about how you value time. Your time, your team's time, and the candidate's time. If this is a one size fits all process or boilerplate job description language, you need to consider your employer brand. If it takes this much to decide about an internship, you need to reevaluate the skills of the team doing the process. ##jobsearch #hr #talentacquisition #interview #internship
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M Martinez Ruiz
Lumen Technologies • 2K followers
This is the time of year when organizations finalize performance outcomes and lock in talent plans. For HR, this is not administrative work. It’s a moment of consequence. Greatness doesn’t live in ratings, grids, or labels. It lives in the agency we activate next. Our role is to ensure performance and talent discussions translate into: • Real mobility pathways, not static classifications • Succession plans that build depth, not dependency • Org design decisions that remove friction and create opportunity • Leaders who leave the room knowing what must change, not just what was decided If nothing shifts after these conversations—roles, access, exposure, development—then we’ve measured performance without enabling progress. This season is where HR moves from observer to architect. Because greatness isn’t owned by a few—it’s unlocked through the systems we design for many.
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Jessika Harmon, MHA, SPHR
Nationwide Children's Hospital • 2K followers
Strategic workforce planning isn’t optional- it’s essential! If your workforce planning stops at headcount forecasting and doesn’t include intentional workforce development, you’re reacting to change instead of preparing for it. SHRM’s recent article on strategic workforce planning highlights how organizations are using proactive talent strategies to: • Assess current capabilities and future needs, • Close skills gaps through upskilling and reskilling, and • Build agility in a rapidly evolving business environment. SHRM This kind of planning moves HR beyond compliance and into true strategic partnership with the business. Question for you: How is your organization integrating workforce development into its strategic planning in 2026? Article: https://lnkd.in/eQmBqp3n SHRM
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Avi Auspitz, LNHA
Vital Workforce Partners • 4K followers
When an operator confides in me that their labor needs a “fix,” they often believe they already have the answer. The hands-on ones may be onto something — but never, yes never, to the full extent. I’ve learned to meet them where they are. And once I’m inside, I begin to shed light on what else is actually “broke.” It’s come to teach me that an elevator pitch just doesn’t cut it — despite arguably offering some of the most consequential solutions for improving both financial performance and operational efficiency & stability. Instead, tell me (and kvetch) about your labor and workforce challenges— and I’ll show you how we can address them and some more... If everything is “fine” and my only way in is an elevator pitch, it would probably look a lot like the “About” section in my bio 👀
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Colette Brown
Stony Brook Medicine • 8K followers
Take the people out of the equation? Yikes! That sounds cold, especially coming from an HR leader. But when we’re redesigning an organization or department, or even just workflows and processes, that’s exactly what we need to do at first. Of course, we need to engage our employees fully, listen carefully, and understand the work in depth, but we shouldn’t design systems around people. Even small, well-intentioned adjustments, like adding duties to “keep a star engaged” or bending a job to fit someone’s preferences, can quietly chip away at structure and fairness over time. When structures are built or are slowly eroded in deference to individual skills or preferences instead of organizational goals and strategy, things get messy: ✅ Role clarity disappears and is replaced by confusion ✅ Fairness and accountability suffer ✅ Processes become inefficient and inconsistent A few years ago, I inherited an HR org structure that was messy and ineffective. Everyone was doing a little bit of everything, and it was almost impossible to focus on anything. Recruiting lagged, service suffered, the HR team was drained and key stakeholders were frustrated. We engaged the team from the very beginning, communicating openly, listening carefully, and doing a deep dive into every process, every task, every handoff. Then we took a hard look at the structure itself. And as I like to say, we “blew it up” and started from scratch. We rebuilt around goals and strategy, grouping work by function, eliminating redundancies, and clarifying roles. Throughout the process, people stayed at the center, but design decisions were anchored in organizational goals, not individual preferences, ensuring the integrity of our systems. ✅ Time-to-fill positions declined 📉 Job vacancy rates dropped 📈 Engagement rates rose 💬 Internal customer satisfaction increased ⚡ Service response time improved 😊 And the HR team was happier, too! Have you seen the integrity of an organizational design erode to retrofit individual needs or preferences? Have you seen fairness and equity issues arise? #Leadership #PeopleAndCulture #OrganizationalDesign #HRStrategy #ClarityAndAlignment #WorkplaceCulture #EmployeeEngagement #ChangeLeadership
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Chelle O'Keefe, SPHR
Associa • 8K followers
Many individuals on LinkedIn, whether actively job searching or not, ponder the question, "What should I do with my life?" A recent CNBC article and the book "Becoming You" it mentions provide interesting insights and tools to guide us along this journey. The article delves into valuable questions and assessments that can aid us in this personal exploration. It's definitely worth a read. Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/gkUpRRs5
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Leslie Stevens, MSHR
Newfields a Place for Nature… • 2K followers
Employee engagement isn’t about parties or special days we put on a calendar. It’s about meaningful connections with our teams. One person or department cannot simply drive this initiative. It’s a full culture involvement. How does the top talk and connect to their direct team members will directly impact how other leaders treat and speak to their teams. Once this is done, companies will see a culture change.
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Dena Andre
Zelis • 1K followers
Many employees say they’re “fine.” But in today’s workplace, “fine” can hide burnout, absenteeism, or quiet disengagement. The challenge for employers is that by the time those signals become visible, the cost to the employee and the organization is already significant. Next week I’ll be speaking at The Conference Board’s Employee Health Care Conference in New York on how organizations can spot early warning signs of employee distress and intervene sooner. Our session, “When ‘Fine’ Isn’t Fine: Spotting and Addressing Employee Distress Early and the Cost of Overlooking Early Warning Signs,” will explore how employers can move beyond crisis response to better understand how employees are truly feeling day to day, address the full spectrum of mental health needs, and build cultures where proactive care is the standard. I’m looking forward to the conversation with Lori Janjigian and Steve Lensing. If you’re attending the conference, I’d love to connect.
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Kalyani Ghule
Wizard of HCM • 12K followers
Many HR pros think a department in Workday is the same as a supervisory org... It’s not Mistaking them causes messy hierarchies and broken reports. ->In Workday, supervisory organisations are the foundation for HCM. They group workers into a management hierarchy, and every job, position and compensation structure hangs off of them. ->Positions and workers must be created within a supervisory organisation. ->Departments and divisions are just subtypes that live under the supervisory structure...you define them using the Maintain Organisation Subtypes task. ->When you create your supervisory hierarchy, decide which subtypes (division, department, team) are superior and whether you can skip levels. Get these fundamentals right and your reporting, approvals and role assignments will work smoothly. Supervisory orgs aren’t optional...they drive security, staffing and business processes.
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