AI-Governed HR Ecosystems enable Predictive Talent Mobility across Global Markets

Authors

  • K C Nimy Assistant Professor and Head, Department of Management, Bharathamatha College of Arts and Science, Affiliated to University of Calicut, Palakkad, Kerala, India
  • P. Karthika Associate Professor, Management Department, College of Business and Economics, Kebri Dehar University, Ethiopia

Keywords:

AI-governed HR ecosystem, Predictive talent mobility, Machine learning, Workforce agility, Long Short-Term Memory networks, Global skill alignment, HR Information Systems

Abstract

It is becoming difficult for organizations to move their employees between countries and markets, as the international world of work keeps changing due to widely varying skills, political blockages, and ongoing fluctuations in employment demand. Current procedures in HR involve doing things slowly and as situations arise, so transitions in the workforce are not optimally managed. This situation leads to organizations being slow to respond to staff changes, negatively influences their overall activities, and slows down their overall growth plan. We propose to introduce an AI-based HR system that can help anticipate the movement of workers. Using machine learning, predictive analytics, and HR information systems, the suggested solution forecasts changes in the company’s employees, predicts lacking skills, and matches people to international job chances almost immediately. The system, powered by AI,  regularly examines employees’ information, labor trends, and the company’s needs to plan and actively make decisions regarding employee movement. A modern talent mobility prediction model equipped with LSTM networks is used to forecast future careers and determine how well a person fits a job. From the results of the simulation, the ecosystem performs by boosting employees’ agility and by reducing people leaving the company.  As a result, HR processes become more convenient and make it easier for companies to manage and recruit talented personnel in difficult overseas markets. The system’s effectiveness is evident since it can accurately predict how people will move wi thin a company and provide suggestions for managing a large workforce.

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Published

2025-04-07