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Job descriptions in a candidate-short market

The Getwork Blog

A 2022 survey from Paychex , asked 805 Americans, who had looked for a job in the last 12 months, what elements of a job ad put them off the most. Survey Source: Paychex These are the top ten red flags that employers should try to avoid in job adverts. Keep job descriptions realistic to find the right people.

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Leveraging Pay Transparency to Create Competitive Advantage in Talent Sourcing

The Staffing Stream

Pay transparency — the practice of making employee compensation figures visible to others, either internally, externally or both — is happening more than ever; in fact, laws are continuously being created to break the barriers of salary inequity. Rhode Island and Washington will be added to that list later in 2023.

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Recruiter Enablement: 62 Easy-To-Implement Tactics

Recruiting Daily

Job Advert Copy: Pre-approved templates for job descriptions guarantee that critical information is conveyed in an engaging manner. Boolean Strings: Search strings optimize candidate sourcing efforts, saving time and improving accuracy. Engaging job descriptions or presentations improve comprehension and interest.

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The Top Recruitment Metrics You Need to Track in 2023

PandoLogic

In 2023, the top recruitment metrics to track include time to hire, cost per hire, quality of hire, applicant sources, candidate experience, diversity and inclusion, and employee retention rate. Applicant Sources Refers to the various methods employers use to source potential candidates for a position.

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Tips For Recruiting Hard to Fill Positions

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Recruiting top talent in a competitive market is a challenge, and the difficulty only multiplies when you’re sourcing for hard-to-fill positions. These roles require specialized skills, niche experience, or exemplary qualifications that aren’t readily available in the job market at large. So, you have to get creative.

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Five Reasons Pay Transparency Makes Sense From an Operations Perspective

The Staffing Stream

Several US states are now mandating that companies publish salary or compensation information within job postings. The purpose of this requirement is to provide pay transparency for job seekers. Plus, research shows that 82% of workers are more likely to apply for a position if the pay range is listed in the job description.

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The Future of Recruiting: Predictions for the Next Decade

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Instead of just reporting to the C-suite, recruiting leaders will work hand in hand with company execs to make key business decisions, craft the employer brand and influence compensation packages, using their firsthand knowledge of what candidates want to drive the vision for the company’s future.