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administrivia

(ADMINIStrative TRIVIA) Refers to the often inordinate amount of detail required to administer, or manage, a network.



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A lot of HR department staff and leaders choose to get so wrapped up in daily administrivia, and then get so bogged down and don't take the time to strategize, says Mike New, vice president of HR at Saint Michael's College (Vt.
In addition, the superintendents provided onsite staff developers or coaches to work with teachers and implemented a support structure to reduce the amount of time principals spent on administrivia and paperwork.
Many of the mundane operations that once relegated the HR director to being a custodian of such administrivia as defined contribution and benefits administration, health ant welfare benefits, and relocation services can now be outsourced, freeing up time to concentrate on strategic functions, such as recruiting and retaining talent, training and development, organization design and execution.
 
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