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6 Employee Wellness Benefits to Attract Top Candidates

Yello

Exercise classes, healthy snacks and a bikeshare program may sound like things you would find at a health club, but for many job seekers, these perks can be the reason they accept a job. Unique employee wellness benefits can be the reason a college student accepts your offer over a competitor. Support active lifestyles.

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2023’s Candidate Experience Trends, Explained

Uncubed

In 2023, job seekers (and your current employees) will not be convinced by corporate claims about DEI, they must see it in employee reviews, the places where your ESG strategy meets with the public, and their own interactions with the company—including the recruitment, interview, and onboarding processes. Interview transparency.

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Workplace Diversity: Benefits, Importance, & Statistics (2022)

Recruiting Blogs

This article will dive deeper into workplace diversity, its importance, and how it can benefit both the company and its employees. A workplace can benefit immensely by having diversity in the workplace. In L'Oréal’s own words, some of those benefits include: . In This Article. What Is Workplace Diversity?

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9 Spooktacular Recruitment News Stories to Brighten Up Your Halloween – 31st October 2016

Social Talent

Originally launched as Huddlebuy all the way back in 2011, the since re-branded Perkbox have developed a “digital engagement platform” that enables companies of all sizes (including startups) to look after their staff and customers via various perks and benefits. Yes, in 2016 Airbnb’s female workforce is 43%, but back in 2015 it was 46%.

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BUMPER EDITION: 11 Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off the New Month – 1st February 2016

Social Talent

This is because, when faced with similar applicant pools, managers who exercise more discretion (as measured by their likelihood of overruling job test recommendations) systematically end up with worse hires.”. Managers exercise discretion because they are biased or have poor judgement, not because they are better informed.”.

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Exiting Employees: Gone Today, Here Tomorrow

SmartSearch

In a 2016 article published on SHRM.org, Stay in Touch with Former Employees; One Could Be Your Next Hire the author describes some of the dos and don’ts as to what companies can and should do to protect their brand image when employees leave an organization and further why there is value in keeping a line of communication open… in some instances.

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The Complete Guide to Job Simulations

Vervoe

Despite this, most organizations’ hiring regimes still look something like this: hiring managers will start by sifting through a pile of resumes, invite the candidates who seem the most qualified on paper to an unstructured interview, and make a hiring decision based purely on assumed suitability. Finding the right candidates is challenging.