EPISODE · Jul 17, 2021 · 21 MIN
The SEC Human Capital Rules And Why Government Regulations Can Be Good
from The Josh Bersin Company · host Josh Bersin
In this podcast I discuss the new SEC Human Capital Disclosure rules, why they’re important, and how government regulation as a whole is a force for good in business. While many government regulations are a headache, this one will have a lot of positive impact. I also discuss the Biden Administration’s 72 new areas of “big business” competitiveness, how to build a strong People Analytics function, and the role of Conformity vs. Individuality in society. And yes, it all fits together. Resources: SEC Human Capital Disclosures: Case Studies and Handbook People Analytics: Ten Things You Need To Know (and maturity model) Bank of America: The Academy Case Study Bank of America’s Human Capital Report to Investors PwC Guidance to SEC Reporting Employee Experience: The Definitive Guide Tim Wu: Who He Is And His Books The Attention Merchants (Book I Recommend)
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In this podcast I discuss the new SEC Human Capital Disclosure rules, why they’re important, and how government regulation as a whole is a force for good in business. While many government regulations are a headache, this one will have a lot of positive impact. I also discuss the Biden Administration’s 72 new areas of “big business” competitiveness, how to build a strong People Analytics function, and the role of Conformity vs. Individuality in society. And yes, it all fits together. Resources: SEC Human Capital Disclosures: Case Studies and Handbook People Analytics: Ten Things You Need To Know (and maturity model) Bank of America: The Academy Case Study Bank of America’s Human Capital Report to Investors PwC Guidance to SEC Reporting Employee Experience: The Definitive Guide Tim Wu: Who He Is And His Books The Attention Merchants (Book I Recommend)
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