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Understanding the New World of Employer Branding, with Charu Malhotra

Social Talent

So if you’re struggling to attract, hire, and retain the talent your business requires to succeed, it’s worth asking yourself the question – has my employer brand altered to reflect this evolution? In this episode: How has employer branding changed? The relationship between employer brand and DEI.

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Will 2020 Be a Repeat of 2019? Experts Weigh In

Recruiting Daily Advisor

As 2019 comes to an end, we’re continuing on with the 2020 predictions. Adam Roston, CEO of on-demand gig worker staffing platform Bluecrew , provides a list of key trends employers can expect in 2020. 2019 Concepts Will Be Fully Matured in 2020. “In Automation and upskilling. Backlash against AI and ML in hiring is over.

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How to Create a Virtual Internship Experience to Remember

Rally Recruitment Marketing

When COVID-19 kicked the world off its axis in March of 2020, university students were sent home quickly — and the spring semester became a chapter in a somewhat dystopian novel. For those who would’ve received relocation, they were compensated via a cash bonus for their remote housing.

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Top 15 Employee Engagement Strategies for 2020

CuteHR

Competitive and well defined Compensation Structure. Build a sound Compensation structure and incorporate benefits like PF, Medical Insurance, etc. Often employees feel burnt and run down in energies due to constant struggle to perform and live up to management expectations. Money is a huge motivator for any employee.

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Setting Great Candidate Expectations using an ATS

Manatal

Talent Board reported a spike in great candidate experience across various continents from 2019 compared to 2020. All these establish a strong employer branding and increase the chances of people sharing their positive experience about the company. Need to send out email marketing campaigns? Setting Clear Job Expectations.

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From Gen Z to Baby B: How to Retain New Hires

Indeed

Next year, 2020, will see more baby boomers retiring, opening up room to promote others. As they move into the peak of their careers, they’re looking for employers that provide optimal compensation and bonuses — material acknowledgment of their decades of work experience. But authenticity is a big issue for employers as well.

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6 Fascinating Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off the New Month – 1st August 2016

Social Talent

Millennials are now the largest generation on earth – about 2 billion strong and by 2020, they’ll will make up 50% of the workforce. For men; compensation, the company’s potential for innovation, and challenging work are their primary reasons for accepting a job. Employer branding that focuses on women.

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