Commerce Reimagined: The Future of Trade and Transactions pp 142-150
Editors: Dr. Lubna Suraiya and Dr.P. Kanchana (2025)
ISBN: 978-93-94174-93-1
Chapter 9
Reimagining HR: A New Perspective for Transparent Talent Acquisition and Employee Credentialing
Dr. K. Sowmiya*
Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Srimad Andavan Arts and Science College(A), Affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Trichy -5, India
Abstract
The dynamic transformations of HRM, is being accelerated by emerging technologies such as
blockchain, AI and cloud computing. Among all of these, blockchain offers a revolutionary shift in
how talent is acquired, verified and managed across the organizations. This book chapter a new
perspective to integrating blockchain into HR functions, especially to focus on employee
verification and talent acquisition process. Current HR system faces limitation such as data
fragmentation, dependency on manual background checks, lack of integration and risks of
document fraud. This chapter conceptualize a blockchain-based framework that ensures secure,
decentralized and tampering proof management of employee data. The proposed multilayered
model includes the components for candidate data submission, credential verification, smart
contracts for hiring and immutable lifecycle tracking. The framework is being designed to enhance
the trust, transparency and operational efficiency in HRM. After eliminating the third-party
dependencies and ensuring the Realtime integrity, this theoretical model aims to create a seamless
and verifiable talent ecosystem. The chapter concludes with the discussion on benefits, challenges
and future opportunities by offering a futuristic approach to HR process in this digital era.
Keywords
HRM, AI blockchain, Talent acquisition, HR functions
Cite this Chapter: Sowmiya, K., 2025. Reimagining HR: A New Perspective for Transparent Talent Acquisition
and Employee Credentialing. In: Dr. Lubna Suraiya Dr. P. Kanchana (Eds.). Commerce
Reimagined: The Future of Trade and Transactions. Excellent Publishers, India. pp. 142-150.
doi: https://doi.org/10.20546/978-93-94174-93-1_9