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Recruiting for Nonprofits: How to Engage More Volunteers

Select Software Reviews

Recruiting volunteers can be a difficult task, but your nonprofit can’t function without them. For instance, a shoe drive fundraiser gets the whole community engaged and is a change in pace from traditional nonprofit events. Remember, not everyone enjoys the same types of events, so offer a diverse set of volunteer opportunities.

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Recruiting for Nonprofits: How to Engage More Volunteers

Recruiting Blogs

Recruiting volunteers can be a difficult task, but your nonprofit can’t function without them. For instance, a shoe drive fundraiser gets the whole community engaged and is a change in pace from traditional nonprofit events. . Remember, not everyone enjoys the same types of events, so offer a diverse set of volunteer opportunities.

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9 Strategies to Attract More Women in Tech

Glassdoor for Employers

Nurture future diversity candidates. Get employees involved with local nonprofits that encourage girls and women in STEM fields. Everyone loves a good story, including job seekers. Write job descriptions to minimize bias. Optimize job descriptions with a service like Textio that identifies biased language.

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Why Retailers Are Taking the Lead on Skills-First

Linkedin Talent Blog

Retail companies are pitching upskilling and internal mobility opportunities like never before as they strive to remain competitive, improve employee retention, and advance equity at their organizations. There is a linkage,” Jocelyn says, “between investing in our associates with programs like Live Better U, and retention.” In the U.K.,

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How a Teenager's Viral Post Points to a Huge Hiring Opportunity

Linkedin Talent Blog

Rewrite job descriptions to make them more inclusive. When you’re writing a job description, think about what skills an employee really needs to perform the role effectively. Trim your job descriptions wherever possible to include only those skills that are essential to the position. Do it for Ryan.

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What is Organizational Culture and How Does it Impact Hiring?

ClearCompany Recruiting

That connection also increases retention, with employees 55% less likely to be looking for a new job. On the other hand, at a nonprofit, the culture might be collaborative and methodical. 65% of employees say it’s the reason they stay at their jobs. Assemble diverse hiring teams to reduce bias in hiring.

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Older Professionals Often Face Discrimination at Work — Here's Why Your Company Should Change That

Linkedin Talent Blog

Give your job descriptions a second look: words like “young” and “energetic” can give applicants the wrong idea. You probably already know that using certain words and phrases in your job descriptions can make women less likely to apply. Focus less on years of experience and more on critical skills and traits.

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