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How Bad Is the Skills Shortage? 10 Data Points That Tell the Full Story

Vervoe

More than half (56%) of hiring managers believe AI, workplace automation, and other tech forms will change the skills employees need at work. Over 65% of organizations are hiring to close potential skill gaps — making recruiting top talent extra competitive. Over 65% of organizations are turning to hiring to close potential skill gaps.

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Healthcare Recruitment 2020: The Good, the Bad and the Future

Hospital Recruiting

Overall the national average of nurse attrition was 17.1%, according to a 2020 National Healthcare Retention & RN Staffing Report , before the outbreak of coronavirus. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Employment Projections 2016-2026 listed nurses among the top occupations for job growth, estimating almost 3.5 Lack of talent.

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9 Companies Around the World That Are Embracing Diversity in a BIG Way

Social Talent

In our E-Book on How to Increase Diversity Through Improved Hiring and Recruitment Processes , we uncovered some very interesting insights on the benefits of embracing diversity, including: Most studies surrounding diversity in the workplace have found that for every 1% increase in gender diversity, company revenue increases by 3%.

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Why Would an Employee Want Pay Equity?

ExactHire Recruiting

The hiring landscape is vastly different today, too. This pay includes all aspects of compensation, including base salary, bonuses, overtime rates, benefits, and opportunities for advancement. For many employers, pay equity is an umbrella concept that encompasses all issues related to fair compensation. Disability.

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New Study: Job Seekers Expect Salary Negotiation & Transparency

Glassdoor for Employers

Back in 2016, 59% of employees accepted their salary without negotiating. This is up quite a bit from March 2016 when only 10% of employees reported negotiating their salary and getting more money. The results might surprise you. Salary negotiation is becoming more common for both men and women.

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How Employers Can Turn the Student Debt Crisis Into a Recruitment Opportunity

Indeed

While the media loves to stereotype millennials as a spoiled, naive bunch, a new Indeed survey of the graduating class of 2016 paints a different picture of this much-maligned generation.*. Meanwhile, Indeed data show that many of the jobs the graduating class of 2016 are searching for are usually not very well-paid.

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What Are the Top Companies to Work for in 2016?

Indeed

As a result, the question of how to motivate and inspire the changing workforce is central to the future of talent attraction and retention. Among the scores for the Fortune 500 we find, perhaps surprisingly, that compensation has the weakest correlation with the overall job satisfaction score. But is it working?