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Its a critical strategic tool that helps HR leaders bridge the gap between high-level business decisions and the day-to-day realities of employees. A CIA gives HR leaders insights into how the change will affect workforce dynamics, roles, and responsibilities. Step 7: Approval and sign-off Get leadership approval before implementation.
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