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Uncubed Approved: Ikea’s Careers Page

Uncubed

In this first edition of Uncubed Approved in 2023, we’re sharing our love of IKEA and the powerful employer brand the company has built with a few simple materials and an allen wrench. Remember that employer branding is for retention just as much as it is for recruitment. Check out this simple compensation package comparison tool.

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New Data: What Recruiters Get Wrong About What Candidates Want

Linkedin Talent Blog

As noted in the sixth prediction of LinkedIn’s new 2023 Future of Recruiting report , hiring leader Glen Cathey believes it will lead recruiters to focus on the most human parts of their jobs — like listening to candidates, understanding what they want, and practicing empathy. This comparison reveals a few interesting gaps and misalignments.

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6 Reasons You Think You Don’t Need Hired

HIRED

Using sophisticated AI and transparency into compensation expectations and preferences, we surface matching talent to employers, saving both parties loads of time. If retention is a concern for you, we can help in several ways. to 3.4%, for comparison. We also have a dedicated Candidate Experience team to support them.

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Six reasons why your company needs a salary estimator tool

Workable

A salary estimator tool is a digital resource that helps employers determine fair compensation for various roles. By understanding these trends, companies can adjust their compensation strategies accordingly. job postings with salary information more than doubled from 18% in February 2020 to 44% in February 2023.

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Should Your Job Listings Include Salary Information?

ApplicantStack

Along with education and experience requirements, compensation immediately determines if someone will apply for the job or move on to the next one. As of March 2023, California, Washington, Nevada, Colorado, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and Maryland had enacted salary transparency laws.

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Pay transparency: the pros, the cons, and best practices

Workable

Pay transparency – or salary transparency – is a setup in a company (or industry) where companies provide information on pay and compensation to employees. It is illegal to prohibit conversations about salary in the workplace (in the US, especially) – here, it’s the explicit openness that’s emphasized in communications transparency.

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81+ Troubling Workplace Stress Statistics [2023 Data]

Recruiting Blogs

In This Article The key 2023 workplace stress statistics everyone should know about What Is Stress Doing to Workers? Burnout is negatively affecting employee retention in significant ways. 75% of employers agree that supporting remote work improves employee retention. What we didn't expect to find was that: 1.

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