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Predictive people analytics is the use of data and analytics to predict future workforce trends, behaviour, and outcomes.
Predictive people analytics uses historical data and advanced analytics tools to identify patterns and trends in workforce behaviour. This data can then be used to make predictions about future workforce trends and outcomes.
Common applications of predictive people analytics include predicting employee turnover, identifying high-performing employees, forecasting labour demand, and analysing workforce diversity.