Revolutionize HR: Six Strategies for FY24

As we navigate the evolving business landscape in Australia and globally, the importance of strategic human resources management is increasingly coming to the fore. The challenges of rapid technological advancement, changing demographics, globalization, and a fiercely competitive talent market are compelling businesses to rethink their traditional HR strategies.

In today’s world, talent is a critical enabler of business strategy. It is this reality that business leaders are facing, making attracting, developing, and retaining top-tier talent a strategic priority. More than ever before, it’s clear that HR is not just an operational function, but a strategic one that can make or break an organization’s success.

Recent studies echo this sentiment, highlighting that a staggering 72% of CEOs now view effective human resource management as a critical determinant of their company’s success (Deloitte, 2022). As we approach the end of the fiscal year, business leaders need to critically revaluate their HR strategies. Adhering to antiquated HR models can stifle growth and competitiveness in an ever-changing business environment.

Indeed, the era of strategic HR is here, underscoring the urgent need for organizations to adapt and transform their HR practices.

1. Emphasize Learning and Development:

With rapid changes in job roles and skills requirements, building a skills-based organization is the need of the hour. LinkedIn’s 2020 Workforce Learning Report found that 94% of employees would stay longer at a company that invests in their learning and development. Furthermore, organizations that provide extensive training programs have a 218% higher income per employee (Association for Talent Development, 2021). This shift towards creating a skills-based organization helps improve employee loyalty and productivity, making it a core strategy for FY24.

2. Foster a Culture of Inclusion and Diversity:

Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) aren’t just buzzwords, but they form the foundation of a successful, modern business. McKinsey’s 2020 report illustrated that companies with greater gender diversity outperform their peers by 25%, and ethnically diverse companies perform 35% better. Organizations that celebrate diversity and champion inclusivity foster innovation, creativity, and a wider range of skills and experiences. Therefore, an active commitment to DEI is a vital business imperative.

3. Enhance Employee Well-being:

Today, the concept of employee well-being extends beyond physical health, encompassing mental health and overall wellness. Gallup’s research (2021) indicated that organizations prioritizing employee well-being enjoy an 81% increase in employee engagement and a 78% increase in reported good health (Health Advocate, 2021). When employees feel valued and cared for, they are more likely to be productive, loyal, and drive business growth. Prioritizing comprehensive well-being initiatives, including mental health support, should form the crux of your HR strategy for FY24.

4. Leverage Technology:

The technological revolution in HR is here, and it’s shaping the future of work. According to Gartner (2022), 88% of HR leaders believe digitalization is a cornerstone for the future. Companies leveraging HR technology see a 16% increase in HR efficiency and a 65% improvement in HR reporting accuracy. By digitizing HR processes and upskilling employees to use these tools, organizations can streamline operations, improve decision-making, and stay competitive.

5. Prioritize Transparent Communication:

Open and transparent communication breeds trust, boosts morale, and fosters a culture of engagement. A study by Slack (2022) found that 85% of employees feel most engaged when their employers communicate openly. Moreover, Smarp’s study (2020) revealed that companies with effective communication deliver 47% higher returns to shareholders. Thus, fostering a culture of transparency and open dialogue is integral to your organization’s success.

6. Build Strong Employer Branding:

In a competitive job market, your employer brand can be a significant differentiator. Glassdoor (2021) reported that 84% of job seekers consider an employer’s reputation before applying. Companies with strong employer brands also see a 50% decrease in cost-per-hire and a 28% reduction in turnover (LinkedIn, 2021). Therefore, investing in employer branding can help your organization stand out, attract high-quality talent, and improve retention.

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The Impact of Adopting these HR Principles

Implementing these six HR principles in FY24 will help you attract and retain top talent, shape your organizational culture, and accelerate growth. By strategically aligning HR principles with commercial objectives, you ensure HR’s pivotal role in driving business success.

By partnering with APSG, we help integrate these principles into your talent acquisition strategy. Take action before July 01, FY24, to ensure your organization is well-positioned to compete and succeed.


As we stand at the precipice of FY24, we are confronted with a clear mandate for change. Traditional HR methods will no longer suffice in the current business environment. In order to secure the best talent, foster growth, and drive competitiveness, organizations must adopt a strategic and holistic approach to their HR practices.

The journey ahead requires an investment in human capital that is not merely transactional but deeply strategic and transformative. It is the people within your organization that will ultimately define your success, shaping your culture, driving your growth, and creating value.

APSG is here to guide you through this complex and critical transition. Our unique approach to HR and staffing redefines the partnership model, making it more personal, effective, and impactful. We offer unmatched support to help you fully realize your human capital potential.

Remember, the competitive edge in today’s dynamic market isn’t just about having the best product or service; it’s about having the best people. As we embrace FY24, let’s commit to these six HR principles and seize the opportunities they present.

Harness the power of effective HR strategy, maximize your talent investment, and shape the future of your organization. APSG is here to help you navigate this journey, ensuring that your path into FY24 is not only prosperous but also filled with potential and promise.

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THE AUTHOR

Nathanael Deleon

Founder & Director – Australian Project Solutions Group

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