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Here’s What Your Turnover and Retention Rates Should Look Like

Glassdoor for Employers

According to SHRM’s 2017 Human Capital Benchmarking report, the average overall turnover rate in 2016 was 18 percent. If you are an.

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Here’s How IBM Predicts 95% of Its Turnover Using Data

Linkedin Talent Blog

With the cost of replacing an employee sitting anywhere between 30 and 400% of that person’s annual salary, there’s obviously a strong financial case for investing in retention — not to mention the benefits of preserving institutional knowledge and protecting morale.

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Recruitment Trends That Are Still Relevant in 2020

Ideal

Between 2016 and 2019, the demand for recruiters grew by 63%. Roles for talent analytics experts have grown by 111% since 2014. That’s why a recruiter’s job description in 2020 could mention industry-standard tools and familiarity with recruitment automation.

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3 Ways Data Shapes the Talent Strategy at Tesla, Chevron, and LinkedIn

Linkedin Talent Blog

The head of Talent Acquisition at LinkedIn, Brendan Browne , is quick to admit that using data and talent analytics has completely changed the way his department is perceived by the business. Thanks to talent analytics, Brendan’s team went from under-resourced purple squirrel hunters to trusted and indispensable advisors.

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Data, Metrics, Analytics: The Hierarchy of Knowledge

Symphony Talent

So when we look at Analytics, here are 3 main areas of focus: Dashboard: To really excel at analytics, you need to first be able to have access to all of your metrics in a easy to use dashboard. Questions like the following will help us better plan and execute: Where are our best candidates going to come from in 2016?

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The Top Recruiting Trends to Look Out for in 2017

HireRabbit

Some items on this list aren’t entirely new; a few of these trends emerged in 2016 and will persist going into 2017. Companies Will Make Use of Talent Analytics. That is why companies will prioritize on branding their employee experience in such a way that will entice prospective talent to want to work for them.

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How To Reduce Employee Turnover with Workforce Analytics

Visier - Talent Acquisition

The desire to explore the relationships between metrics and know with certainty what levers are pulling workforce trends has ushered in the era of Workforce Analytics (a.k.a. ‘HR HR analytics’ or ‘talent analytics’). Recommended Read: 4 Best Practices for Choosing the Right HR Analytics Technology ].

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