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How creating an Employee Value Proposition builds employer branding

Stories Incorporated

It is not as simple as writing out the salary, vacation days, or health insurance benefits. While this does include salary and vacation days, it also should communicate all of the benefits an employee will see. Always start at the source – the employees. Employee Value Proposition and Employer Branding.

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

Linkedin Talent Blog

Use hashtags to highlight key attributes of your employer brand that candidates really care about. You put in #petfriendly, and there’s a lot of things that have nothing to do with employer brand and a couple of things that do. Search for specific hashtags associated with niche groups to source diverse talent.

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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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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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6 Unmissable Recruitment News Stories this Independence Day – 4th July 2016

Social Talent

But the good news is both of these issues are easily fixable on our end if we start paying more attention to our employer branding efforts at each stage of the candidate decision-making process: 34% of job seekers cite not knowing what it’s really like to work at the company as a stumbling block. More of a challenge.

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Is LinkedIn Really All it’s Cracked up to be When Predicting The Future of Recruitment?

Social Talent

Based on answers from 4000 talent acquisition (collected in 2016) LinkedIn began to put a perspective shape to the future of recruitment in 2017. Source: LinkedIn Talent Blog. TA leaders would like to invest more money in employer branding. Source: LinkedIn Talent Blog. Additionally, 64.7%

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5 Things Recruiters Need to STOP Doing in 2016

Social Talent

Talking about “EmployerBranding. When the concept of employer branding was first introduced, many companies couldn’t wait to start rolling out video after video, telling us how amazing they are and why it’s so wonderful to work for them. Check out Nicola’s video for example: 2.