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Graduating Class of 2016: What HR Needs to Know

JazzHR

The job market is looking pretty rosy for the graduating class of 2016. With Millennial job seekers on the rise, Employers must understand Generation Y as a persona in order to build a successful hiring strategy. The class of 2016 was born in or around – wait for it – 1995! They will likely change jobs.

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Report: 2016 Global Recruiting Trends for SMBs

Leoforce

To generate the report, LinkedIn surveyed 3,894 talent acquisition decision makers across the globe, 55 percent of who manage small or mid-sized businesses (SMBs). First of all, SMBs plan to continue growing in 2016 : 62 percent of respondents expect their hiring volume to increase in the New Year. Happy planning for the 2016 year!

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A Checklist for an Excellent Candidate Experience Every Time

ClearCompany Recruiting

This article was originally published in May 2016. Despite being a top priority for employers, research shows great candidate experiences are rare, and they’re likely going to get worse. Open jobs are posted to your career site, which showcases your employer brand. Better yet, how would your candidates describe it?

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7 Australian Recruiting Trends Your Company Shouldn’t Miss in 2016

Social Talent

What should Australian recruiters look forward to in 2016? A recent report from LinkedIn based on a survey of 3,894 recruiters and HR generalists makes it clear that while some recruiting trends that blossomed during recent years will fade, others will only gain strength and become more prominent as 2016 unfolds.

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2023 Employer Branding Trends (& Which Ones to Ignore)

Uncubed

Ignore: Early career expectations for rapid advancement Since 2021, job seekers increasingly want to see that an employer offers learning and development, plus the opportunity for internal mobility. If you do have a stable record of employee retention, don’t omit this from your employer brand strategy.

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The Ultimate Guide to Employer Branding

Hundred5

As a secret weapon for hiring better quality candidates, innovative companies are dedicating time and resources to building a great employer branding strategy. What is employer branding? Employer branding is a company’s reputation as a place to work, the company as seen from the eyes of an employee and not a customer.

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4 Key Global Recruiting Trends to Watch in 2016 (Infographic)

Social Talent

The fifth edition of the LinkedIn Global Recruiting Trends report surveyed over 4,000 talent acquisition professionals from 40 countries, in order to get a handle on their top priorities, the potential challenges they’ll face and opportunities they see arising in 2016.