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

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To say 2020 was a difficult year is an understatement. While healthcare attrition has statistically been higher than national averages (about 15% pre-pandemic), 2020 saw nurse turnover vary from 8.8% Lack of available talent is another challenge that was amplified in 2020. pexels.com/Anna Shvets. Industry competition.

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Professional Alternatives Wins 2020 National Best & Brightest Award

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Professional Alternatives has been named one of the 2020 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® in the United States by the National Association for Business Resources (NABR). — The post Professional Alternatives Wins 2020 National Best & Brightest Award appeared first on Professional Alternatives.

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Highlights from the Jobvite 2020 Planning Guide

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Which is why we released our Jobvite 2020 Planning Guide. And while we remain thankful to these generations for their tenacity in driving company culture and love of tech, we wouldn’t want to forget about the benefits and perspectives other generations bring to the workplace, like Baby Boomers and members of the Silent Generation.

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4 Recruiting Trends to Watch for 2022

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Employees are leaving their current roles in search of things like remote flexibility, better benefits, and a stronger commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) from companies. In fact, 59% of recruiters said their organizations have experienced increased turnover since the onset of the pandemic in 2020. Final thoughts.

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4 Steps to Combat Turnover at Your Healthcare Organization

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Retention is a consistent struggle for facilities and agencies alike, and in many ways, the pandemic has exacerbated those struggles. Some of the contributing factors to high turnover are burnout, lack of career development, a poor work-life balance, and low pay and benefits. Here’s where to start. Step 1: Evaluate your Turnover Rate.

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Develop Your New Employee Value Proposition with Talent Intelligence

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In 2020, there was support for employee mental wellbeing and flexible schedules for caregiving, all while still producing a similar output of work. For workplaces that require being in person, it could include increased benefits, different salaries, or a new roadmap for employees to better see their future at your company.

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6 Tips for Recruiting in a Candidate’s Market

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From a stalled job market in 2020, to one where many sectors are thriving and workers have the upper hand. Worker retention is even more important now, which means your up-front hiring decisions should look at hard skills (e.g., This allows you to engage, inform, nurture, schedule, and screen candidates on-demand. Be creative.

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