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The work-abroad dream: 4 benefits of remote working for employers

Workable

Sure, there’s the standard, flexible remote work and full-time remote work, but there are also benefits of remote working for employers – particularly when placements are temporary and short-term. Here are four reasons why the benefits of remote working for employers can be significant: 1) Boost your talent attraction.

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3 reasons to get a short-term disability policy

Workable

Some employers choose to take out group short-term disability insurance for their employees as a benefit. Productivity and retention. Nearly two-thirds of all personal bankruptcies are attributed to medical problems, according to a 2007 report. Aside from the human tragedy, this translates into a costly loss to the workforce.

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The work-abroad dream: 4 benefits of remote working for employers

Workable

Sure, there’s the standard, flexible remote work and full-time remote work, but there are also benefits of remote working for employers – particularly when placements are temporary and short-term. Here are four reasons why the benefits of remote working for employers can be significant: 1) Boost your talent attraction.

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How to screen Data Science skills

Devskiller

To confirm that, a recent survey analysis by KDNuggets has shown graduate degrees with the name ‘data science’ began to emerge in 2007, with an enormous spike of enrolments 2012. But without being able to properly understand what it is, how are we supposed to hire for it? What is boosting and what are the benefits or using it?

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The Future of Recruitment is Retention - Part Two

TalentCircles

As I mentioned in part one of this series, supply and demand has played a big role in how we recruit, with the recession that began around 2007 causing many companies to cut perks, pay and even their workforces. They’re also shifting their focus to be around retention in general. As a recruiter, retention is powerful.

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The Future of Recruitment is Retention - Part 2

TalentCircles

By Jessica Miller-Merrell Check out part 1 of our recruiting retention series by clicking here. As I mentioned in part one of this series, supply and demand has played a big role in how we recruit, with the recession that began around 2007 causing many companies to cut perks, pay and even their workforces.

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Talent Acquisition for Millennials

Manatal

That’s why HR professionals must cultivate a seamless hiring process and understand where to find qualified job applicants. They carry out the talent acquisition process: attracting, selecting, hiring, and onboarding the best candidates. Without talent acquisition (TA), that responsibility would be more challenging.