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How creating an Employee Value Proposition builds employer branding

Stories Incorporated

It clearly defines what an employee will receive in return for working at the company. Always start at the source – the employees. 30% grounded in aspiration – you at your best. These values can then be used to help build or grow the employer brand. Employee Value Proposition and Employer Branding.

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Employer Branding Videos & Why They Work

Rezoomo

In today’s candidate-driven market, a positive, definite employer brand is important for attracting and retaining top talent. With an employer profile, you have numerous opportunities to showcase your companies’ unique brand and culture. A video is a great way to showcase your employer branding to candidates.

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6 of the Best Employer Brands on Snapchat Right Now!

Social Talent

By the end of 2016, Snapchat’s US user base is projected to have increased by 27% from the start of the year, and the app is expected to add twice as many new users through 2020 as Twitter and Pinterest. Not only that, but also by 2020 at least a quarter of the entire mobile population in the United States is projected to be using Snapchat.

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#RecruitingHack: 3 Clever Ways to Use Hashtags for Sourcing and Employer Branding

Linkedin Talent Blog

Younger workers, including those in Generation Z , feel at home on social media and use it for everything from watching content to staying up to date on current events — as well as researching prospective employers. Use hashtags to highlight key attributes of your employer brand that candidates really care about.

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Newton User Insights – Sourcing Top Talent is the #1 Recruitment Priority of 2016

Newton Software

Sourcing Remains the Number One Recruitment Priority of 2016. According to research from our Newton User Insights*, 55% of our respondents list sourcing top talent as their number one challenge. This makes sense, considering that sourcing is the fuel that keeps the recruitment fire burning. Passive Candidates.

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2016 social recruitment trends forecast

Workable

At the moment, seven out of ten 18-34 year olds report having found their previous job through social media. Nine out of ten companies use some form of social media to attract, source and engage qualified talent. Nine out of ten companies use some form of social media to attract, source and engage qualified talent.

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4 Industry-Changing Recruitment News Stories You Must See this Week – 7th November 2016

Social Talent

In fact, LinkedIn encourage recruiters to look up salary ranges before your next intake meeting and using it to guide the job description and candidate profile being sourced. They therefore suggest that recruiters work on building a strong employer brand to serve as a great differentiator from competitors. Canada and U.K

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