Great HR: When Your Employees Feel Valued, Your Company Becomes Unstoppable.

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These questions aim to highlight critical areas where a Fractional HR Leader can add value by improving HR processes, enhancing employee engagement, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

Cost Savings
By bringing in a fractional executive HR leader, you can save money on salary costs. This allows you to spend less on hiring a full-time HR executive and allows you to access the expertise of a professional who can help guide your organization’s HR strategy.

Expertise
A fractional executive HR leader can bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to your organization. They can provide valuable insight into the industry and help you develop and implement a strategic HR plan that will help your business reach its goals.
Flexibility
A fractional executive HR leader can provide flexibility to your organization. They can offer the flexibility of working remotely, which can help reduce overhead costs and provide access to remote resources.

Strategic Focus
A fractional executive HR leader can provide strategic focus to your organization. They can help guide the development of a HR strategy that is aligned with your organization’s objectives and ensure that it is implemented effectively.

Time Savings
By bringing in a fractional executive HR leader, you can save time and resources. This can help free up your internal HR team to focus on other areas of the business and ensure that they have the time and resources to devote to those areas.
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Fractional Leadership
As a business owner or high ranking executive, you know that your organization’s success relies heavily on the strength of its leadership.

HR Business Partner
At YourHR, I don’t just provide HR support—I embed myself into my clients' businesses as a true HR Business Partner.

Strategic Planning
Disruption is a reality in today’s workplace. Companies are challenged today with digitization, contingent workforces.

Internal Branding
Internal branding is a “continuous process in place by which you ensure your employees understand the ‘who’ and ‘why’ behind your business proposition.
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About Paul Sackett
I began my HR career 30 years ago, however I didn’t start in HR. I began my career in sales. With an under graduate degree in Public Relations, I started professionally in Advertising Sales working in both radio and newspaper. This experience allowed me the opportunity to get to know a wide variety of businesses and their challenges.
It was while I was working in foodservice sales that I was asked to attend a sales training program.
It was while I was working in foodservice sales that I was asked to attend a sales training program.

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Paul Sackett
With 30 years of experience in HR, my career began in an unexpected place—sales. Armed with a degree in Public Relations, I spent my early years in Advertising Sales, working across radio and newspapers. My journey took a pivotal turn during a sales training program, where I was introduced to the world of HR. Though unfamiliar with it at the time, I quickly found my calling and have been passionate about the field ever since.