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Optimistic Employers Embrace Benefits for Talent Attraction

Recruiting Daily Advisor

What’s driving these renewed feelings is also the key to attracting top talent: robust benefits. These are two key findings from the 2018 Aflac WorkForces Report (AWR), a national online survey of 1,700 benefits decision-makers and 2,000 employees across the U.S., Optimistic Employers Embrace Benefits. worksites. “Our

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Rise In UK Workers Looking For New Roles

Social Talent

The site was launched in June 2011, and since then has had a rocky road through rebranding, changes in management and utility. Whilst being paid what employees feel is a fair amount for the work they perform is important, organisations must also consider what outside compensation matters most to employees and provide those benefits.

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Don’t Speak: Why It’s Time To Finally Shut Up About Employee Engagement, Already.

Recruiting Daily

This is a sad number, surely, but what makes it even sadder is this represents a new record, with a higher percentage of workers reported feeling engaged at their jobs last month than at any point since Gallup started tracking employee engagement all the way back in January 2011. That’s right. ” What, exactly, am I missing here?

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29 Best Books on Recruitment (MUST Read Resources for Recruiters)

Recruiting Blogs

Talent Management Systems: Best Practices in Technology Solutions for Recruitment, Retention and Workforce Planning. If you’re skeptical, we suggest testing the benefits of HR tech without making a financial commitment first, by using free tools. First published in 2011, Hiring for Attitude is written by Mark Murphy.

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Document It!: The Importance of Record-Keeping in the Age of Employment Law

Staffing Talk

(This article was originally posted March 16, 2011, during a week of stories about employment law.). Unless you have a specific reason to keep records for other purposes, you should dispose of the records at the end of that four-year retention period. Compensation other than regular rate of pay. Work-time schedules. Had enough?

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By the Numbers: March 23, 2018

BountyJobs

Its six-month growth rate has not been this high since the first quarter of 2011,” Ataman Ozyildirim, director of business cycles and growth research at The Conference Board said. Salesforce: does continuous audits of its salary data and has spent $6 million trying to ensure equal compensation across gender and race.

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WEDNESDAY WORKFACT: HR Stats, Facts and Trends

The Hire Solution

It takes an average of 52 days to fill an open position, up from 48 days in 2011. 90% of recruiters say the market is candidate-driven, up from 54% in the second half of 2011. 78% of software engineers say the top reason they would leave their job is salary and compensation. companies spend to fill an open position. Glassdoor).

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