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ELMO 2025 HR Industry Benchmark Report

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Highlights from the 2025 HR Industry Benchmark Report This year’s trends build on last year’s themes, focusing on the barriers to strategic HR thinking and the evolving skill set needed for success. It also examines the biggest workforce trends shaping organisations in Australia and New Zealand—AI adoption, hybrid work, and talent retention—as Gen Z (born 1997-2012) emerges as a dominant employee group. Key stats: 93% of New Zealand HR professi…

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ELMO 2025 HR Industry Benchmark Report

Highlights from the 2025 HR Industry Benchmark Report This year’s trends build on last year’s themes, focusing on the barriers to strategic HR thinking and the evolving skill set needed for success. It also examines the biggest workforce trends shaping organisations in Australia and New Zealand—AI adoption, hybrid work, and talent retention—as Gen Z (born 1997-2012) emerges as a dominant employee group. Key stats: 93% of New Zealand HR professi…

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