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16 Trends Shaping the Global Economy (and How You Hire)

Indeed

Whether you’re a seasoned recruiter at a large company or a small business owner growing your team for the first time, your ability to hire great talent is shaped in part by what’s happening in the global economy. Here’s a guide to what’s happening in the global economy, and how it’s affecting how you hire.

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68% of employers plan to increase compensation levels for current employees

CareerBuilder

percent, with most of the growth taking place between 2006 and 2007. These include: Scheduled air transportation (16.7 In order to retain your best workers, and hire the best candidates, you’ll need to be able to compete from a compensation perspective. percent change in earnings from 2010-2015). percent change).

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Growing Careers: The G&W Electric Apprentice Program

Recruiting Daily Advisor

After 10 years of training employees at a healthcare transportation company, she made the decision to spend more time with her youngest child and became a full-time mom. It benefits our organization as well as their career development.”. Norma Mankowski has always been interested in inspiring others through her teaching. to 2:30 p.m.

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LinkedIn Data Shows That Job-Hopping is Accelerating

Linkedin Talent Blog

For example, Generation X graduated between 1986-1990 and 1991-1995, and Millennials graduated between 2001-2005 and 2006-2010. jobs during their first five years working, whereas those who graduated between 2006-2010 averaged 2.85 Professionals who graduated between 1986-1990 averaged 1.60 Women Job-Hop More Than Men.

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Artificial Intelligence: Will It Destroy or Create Jobs?

Recruiting Blogs

American tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, founder of ventures such as Tesla and SpaceX, is concerned that AI development is getting too far ahead of itself, and thus he is actively investing into AI ventures that will allow individuals to connect to neural networks and benefit from experiences similar to machine learning.

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