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International Women’s Day 2022: Ways to #BreakTheBias in Recruiting and Retention

Recruiting Daily

For 2022, the theme of International Women’s Day is #BreakTheBias, and though we’re only beginning to understand the full impact of the pandemic on the workforce, research indicates that women bore the brunt. This is because compensation and career growth opportunities are standardized, creating a level playing field for all employees.”.

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3 HR Trends That Will Define 2022 and Shape the Future of Work

Talentoday

And so, 2022 begins with familiar themes for employers and employees alike. Three HR trends are poised to define 2022 by building upon concepts that have had a positive impact on working teams struggling to find their footing in a pandemic world: Skills-based hiring and retention efforts, workplace wellness programs and DEI initiatives. .

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5 tips to boost your 2022 seasonal hiring

CareerArc

Now is a good time to assess what candidates are actually looking for, and see what you’re able to offer. Improving safety, therefore, can help you attract those candidates, as well as reduce costly compensation claims. Further reading : 35 need-to-know social media recruiting stats in 2022. Either way, we’re here to help.

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Including Salary Ranges In Job Adverts: The Pros and Cons

Hireserve

Salary transparency involves openly sharing information about compensation with both current employees and potential candidates, such as in job postings. Certain companies, like Buffer , opt to publicly disclose all their salary data, so anyone can view what job title lines up with what compensation.

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Inflation Is on the Rise–What About Salaries?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Escalating inflation has employers and compensation managers puzzling over their compensation strategies. Cost of living, cost of labor, minimum wage, living wage, recruitment, retention, compression—they’re swirling around in our heads like uninvited confetti! for the 12 months ended March 2022, according to the U.S.

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Enhancing Your HR Reporting with Centralized Hiring Data

JazzHR

Employee retention. Tracking turnover and retention over time gives SMBs insight into bigger-picture trends they need to address. This included compensation reports and performance management reports. Your small business leaders need to be in the know regarding all workforce trends. Workflow stages.

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Why Are Employees Leaving Their Jobs?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Remote work; compensation; and diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) initiatives are among the leading factors that can make or break your company’s retention goals for the year. Fair Compensation. Flexibility, benefits and an engaging culture may be important to employees, but compensation often is their top priority.