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This Survey Helps You Make the Most of Your Benefits

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Benefit strategies have undergone a lot of changes since the economic recession of 2008. That’s why Gallagher asked 4,155 organizations how they handle their overall benefit strategy. Source: gustavofranzao / iStock / Getty. Strategic Changes Toward Healthcare Benefits Over a Decade.

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Wages, Employee Retention and Benefits Align to Create Recruitment’s “Perfect Storm”

Recruiting Daily

Fast forward two years, with businesses now working hard to retain their staff and offer competitive benefits and wages as they face a trifecta of issues: the pandemic, inflation and unfulfilled jobs. Wage growth continues to run hot, with increases expected to continue into 2022, and at the highest levels since 2008’s Great Recession.

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By the Numbers: June 26, 2020

BountyJobs

The Numbers: CEOs of small to midsize businesses have less confidence in the economy than 2008 recession levels. Source: Vistage. Source: Phaidon International Group. Source: The Medicus Firm. Source: TrueBlue Inc. Source: UCLA Anderson Forecast. Source: NY Times. Source: LinkedIn.

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The Great Renegotiation – Are You Ready for 2023?

NPA Worldwide

Ironically all those new grads and employees who were not hired from 2008 to 2012 have made our current situation worse. Sources for this article are anecdotal and attributed to the following sources: [link]. This isn’t likely to change even with a slowdown in the economy. says the Harvard Business Review.*

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Small Businesses Attracting Talent with Better Benefits, Study Says

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Larger organizations have already been using the lure of better benefits to attract candidates. A new study shows that small businesses are joining the fray of the talent war by rolling out the best benefits they can muster. Benefits Boost Employees’ Financial Security. juststock / iStock / Getty Images Plus.

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At the End of the Rainbow: Looking Past COVID-19

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Source: solarseven / Shutterstock. Most employers would greatly benefit by requiring employees to get vaccinated, and the vaccines eventually will allow companies to eliminate social distancing, masks, and hand sanitizer. Since then, except for the recession in 2008, we haven’t seen any sustained long-term unemployment levels.

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September BLS Report: How a People-First Approach Can Transform Your Business

Hireology

This marks the second month in a row that we’re below the unemployment rate of the 2008 recession. . Though we’ve seen a continuous decline in the rate of unemployment and unemployment benefits have returned to pre-pandemic offerings, there are still safety concerns and government requirements as a result of COVID-19. .

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