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Gen Z Recruiting Trends: How to Effectively Engage and Hire the Next Generation of Workers

Recruiting Daily

As younger children, many watched their parents and older siblings experience one financial setback after another while struggling through The Great Recession in 2007, then record-high unemployment rates in 2020. According to the Financial Services Job Seeker Trends Survey 2021, 79.4% And who can blame them?

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

Workable

In the same way a student might choose to study abroad in college or do research in a foreign country while in a graduate program, employees can live abroad or immerse themselves in a new culture while continuing to work effectively at their jobs. 2) Improve engagement and retention. college seniors want to work abroad.

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

Workable

In the same way a student might choose to study abroad in college or do research in a foreign country while in a graduate program, employees can live abroad or immerse themselves in a new culture while continuing to work effectively at their jobs. 2) Improve engagement and retention. college seniors want to work abroad.

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#ShowUsYourLeave Spotlights Parental Leave and Why It's Critical Right Now

Linkedin Talent Blog

In a 2016 Deloitte survey , 77% of respondents said that their decision to take a job would be influenced by whether an organization offered paid leave — and how much time they allowed. When Google expanded its paid parental leave policy from 12 to 18 weeks in 2007, the retention rate of women post-maternity-leave jumped by 50%.

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How Can HR Support Women After COVID-19?

Recruiting Daily

According to a recent survey , more than half of the women interviewed were not optimistic about the future of their careers. Such was the case during the Great Recession of 2007 and 2009 when women-owned businesses (who helped stabilize the economy during the recovery) were created out of a sense of necessity. Evaluate pay structures.

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50 recruitment stats HR pros must know in 2017

Devskiller

7 2% of candidates state advancement opportunities are the top reason why they would change a job , with better compensation packages (57%) and better company culture coming second and third respectively. 60% of recruiters believe culture fit is of highest importance when making a decision whether to hire or not. in July 2007.

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HR Check In: A Recruiter’s (Quick) Guide to Success In 2016

Jibe

The #1 Reason People Leave Their Job Might Surprise You (Talent Culture). A variety of surveys have confirmed the theory that a manager can either make or break an employees perception of their job. Various surveys report that in 2014, 36% of global employers reported having talent shortages, which is the highest percentage since 2007.