Tag: HR Governance

Why AI Governance Can’t Wait

Generative AI entered our workplaces only a few years ago, yet it has already transformed how many of us work day-to-day. The challenge is that AI is advancing faster than most organizations are built to absorb. As a result, governance, guidance, and practical guardrails have not kept pace with adoption. In a short period of time, we have moved from using AI for relatively simple tasks, including editing documents, drafting emails, or summarizing content, to applying it in ways that shape judgments, decisions, and outcomes. This creates serious risks around privacy, trust, and accountability.

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Bringing HR Strategy to Life - The Importance of Delegated Authorities and How to Make Them Work

Bringing HR Strategy to Life: The Importance of Delegated Authorities and How to Make Them Work

How do employers translate HR strategies and well intended policies into effective and responsive HR practices and results? A key driver of this success is the clarity and practical application of one’s HR “delegated authorities”. Knowing what HR decision making authorities to delegate, to whom, and how they need to be supported and applied have become mission critical HR management realities for most organizations regardless of sector. Delegated HR authorities are key to “how” HR strategy is delivered, how desired workplace cultures and employee productivity aspirations are realized. They are also key to how meaningful line management accountabilities for employee engagement, wellness, and performance are achieved.

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Ian Cullwick

HR Governance: A Deloitte Point of View

Queen's IRC Research Associate, Alison Hill, sat down with Ian Cullwick from Deloitte to discuss HR governance, its meaning, constituents, and implications for organizations. This article provides an overview of that conversation.

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