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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

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While compensation is arguably the most critical factor, other elements of an EVP have become increasingly valuable to employees today, including work-life balance, location, culture, and opportunities for advancement. It’s an expression of the culture, values, and overall corporate direction of a company.

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Turnover Rate: What Is It? and How to Get It Under Control

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If your company sports a low turnover rate it can mean that your company has a good work environment and that employees are happy. Finding, training, and onboarding new employees is time-intensive and costly. Up-to-date compensation and benefits: Today employers offer competitive benefits as well as a wealth of new benefits.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Ecuador

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Hiring employees in Ecuador involves navigating a set of laws, regulations, and cultural norms that are specific to the country. These interviews assess the candidate’s qualifications, skills, experience, and cultural fit with the organization. How to Hire Employees in Ecuador?

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How to Create a Virtual Internship Experience to Remember

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Working remotely was already part of our corporate culture at Cisco, and we were the company that enabled the network to handle the new work-from-home surge as well as the software that was bringing people together on that network. For those who would’ve received relocation, they were compensated via a cash bonus for their remote housing.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Iceland

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Iceland, with its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and growing economy, has become an attractive destination for businesses looking to expand their operations. Overtime work is regulated, and employees must be compensated accordingly, usually at a higher rate than regular hours.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in France

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Hiring employees in France involves navigating a unique set of legal and cultural considerations. Understanding the intricacies of French labor laws, social security systems, and cultural expectations is crucial for a successful recruitment process. These are important aspects of the overall compensation package.

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How To Make Sure You Know Exactly Who You’re Hiring.

Recruiting Daily

Take the guy who claimed his prior experience was serving as the Prime Minister for a completely fictional country, or the candidate who felt lucky that no one would Google him to find out that he was not in fact, an Olympic Gold medalist in rollerblading (which, coincidentally, is also not really an Olympic sport), for example.

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