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High-Demand Jobs for College Graduates: A Guide to Finding Your Path

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According to a report by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, the job outlook for the Class of 2021 is more positive than it was for the Class of 2020 but still falls short of pre-pandemic levels. The report found that employers plan to hire 7.2% The median annual wage for nurse practitioners was $117,670 in May 2020.

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Personal Development Tips to Become a Better Recruiter

WizardSourcer

Being confident in your persuasion abilities will also help you land the best clients and be well compensated for your talents. Exercising tenacity and persistence will eventually help you reap the rewards. Clients are hiring you to find the right people for the job. How will the Coronavirus Impact Recruiting in 2020.

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NLRB’s New Joint-Employer Rule Takes Effect on Feb. 26th…What You Need To Know

Recruiting Daily Advisor

How Does the 2023 Standard Differ from the 2020 Standard? The final rule rescinds and replaces the 2020 final rule that was published by the prior Board and which took effect on April 27, 2020. Accordingly, the final rule accounts for control exercised through an intermediary or controlled third parties.

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Joint Employer Joint Responsibility: NLRB Issues Final Joint Employer Rule

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Under the new rule, which replaces regulations the agency issued in 2020, the Board in its analysis will consider evidence of not only direct control that’s exercised but also indirect control that’s merely reserved to an employer. Most recently, in 2020, the Board issued regulations yet again changing its joint employer rule.

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How do you overcome the Big Quit as an employer?

Workable

While it is typical for younger employees to have a higher rate of job turnover, that has recently shifted to employees aged 30-45 years old with an increase in resignations in this group by over 20% between 2020 and 2021. Workers who feel appreciated by their supervisors – and are well-compensated – are more likely to stay.

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What the NLRB’s New Rule on Joint Employer Status Means for Employers

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The 2023 Rule supplants the Board’s previous joint employer rule issued in 2020 (the “2020 Rule”) and expands the landscape where joint employer status can be established. The 2023 Rule goes into effect on February 26, 2024. Joint employer status is met so long as one of the essential terms and conditions of employment is present.

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The Real Cost of Employee Turnover—and How to Prevent It

Jobvite

As talent professionals, we know that “compensation” is more than just salary. To get a complete picture of an employee’s compensation, you have to consider non-salary benefits (like paid time off, health insurance, 401k, etc.) That’s because losing an employee involves added costs like: Hiring. Hiring costs. Onboarding.

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