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Navigating the Next Generation: How to Attract and Retain Gen Z Talent

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According to a report by the Pew Research Center, Gen Z (born between 1997 and 2012) is on track to become the most diverse and well-educated generation in U.S. Therefore, companies should offer flexible work arrangements and create a culture of trust that empowers employees to work from anywhere.

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Attracting Gen Z: Key Tactics for Recruiting the Next Generation of Talent

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Generation Z, or Gen Z, refers to individuals born between the years 1997 and 2012. Employers can appeal to these values by showcasing their company culture and mission. Companies should leverage social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn to reach out to potential candidates and showcase their company culture.

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Eight Killer Staffing Resolutions For 2012

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For example, as 2012 dawns, some staffing firms are still struggling to work their way out of the recession — while others say business is booming. This includes competitive compensation. “My Candidates in today’s market are not looking to make lateral moves in terms of compensation.”. * Build a social media presence.

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The dishonest myth of work-life balance

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Companies want everyone to work as hard as possible and employees expect to be compensated for their labor at a price the market deems competitive. The word “compensation” implies that the worker is giving something up (free time) for a reward (pay). Related: How companies succumb to sunk cost culture.

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Ideas to Improve Employee Retention in Your Organization

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From the beginning, effective communication about goals, culture and environment with your new team member helps ensure a true collaborative environment in which your new team member is motivated to commit to a productive tenure and reward your employee retention efforts. More than 40% of jobs in the United States fall into this category.

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Gen Z and the Candidate Experience

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Gen Z — those born between 1997 and 2012 — is expected to make up 27% of the workforce by 2025. Given the choice between well-paid but boring work and stimulating but low-compensation work, Gen Z is split, prioritizing work-life balance more than previous generations.

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Encouraging coffee breaks across your business

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In fact, an industry study commissioned by the National Coffee Association suggested that the number of Americans who were drinking a cup of coffee on a daily basis was now at its highest level since 2012. This could be one way to compensate staff for not taking their lunch breaks. . . in outlets and 7.4% The rise of coffee breaks.

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