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6 Intriguing Pieces of Recruitment News – 26th January 2015

Social Talent

And it’s vitally important that all tech recruiters sit up and take note, as the findings of this research will “ help you set salary ranges for specific tech positions, identify which skills require premium compensation and hire in-demand tech candidates with a solid negotiation pla n”. Justice Department opened an investigation.

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

CareerBuilder

These include: Scheduled air transportation (16.7 percent change in earnings from 2010-2015). percent change in earnings from 2010-2015). Sixty-eight percent of employers plan to increase compensation levels for current employees, and 46 percent planning to increase starting salaries for new employees. percent change).

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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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Out-of-the-box recruiting strategies: Talent in the unlikeliest of places

Workable

Unions fought for workers’ compensation, the standard work week, pensions, and vacations – things often taken for granted today. Workers were laid off and fewer were hired. Since 2010, around 10,000 miners have been laid off in West Virginia. As time and workers’ rights progressed, so did technology. The industry trudged on.

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Out-of-the-box recruiting strategies: Talent in the unlikeliest of places

Workable

Unions fought for workers’ compensation, the standard work week, pensions, and vacations – things often taken for granted today. Workers were laid off and fewer were hired. Since 2010, around 10,000 miners have been laid off in West Virginia. As time and workers’ rights progressed, so did technology. The industry trudged on.