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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. It was 10 times as powerful in predicting attrition in a company as salary or compensation. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. Why is it important?

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HR Query: Applying Unorthodox Methods to Recruit Gen Z

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The future of work has much to do with Gen Z as the generation will comprise about 27 percent of the workforce by 2025. Younger generations like Gen Z have significantly less tolerance for long job applications than older generations like Baby Boomers according to HireClix’s CX Survey,” Costa recently shared with HR Daily Advisor.

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Research Examines What Gen Z Wants from Potential Employers

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Global insurance giant Zurich reported in April that people born between 1997 and 2012 are expected to make up 27% of the workforce by 2025. The results were consistent with the company’s 2022 survey on what students value the most in a job. What was not important to them? Brand name of a company. What’s least helpful?

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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. It was 10 times as powerful in predicting attrition in a company as salary or compensation. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. Why is it important?

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ChatGPT for remote hiring: using AI to recruit beyond borders

Workable

According to Workable’s AI in Hiring and Work 2024 survey report, 62.5% And now we have a new survey report packed with insights for you. One in five hiring managers in Workable’s survey say their video interviews utilized some form of AI.

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The Future of Work: What Does it Mean for Recruiters?

Recruiting Daily

Surveys show the majority of workers value location flexibility and will seek out remote opportunities. A recent study found that 16% of the US workforce is fully remote – a share that could grow to 30% by 2025. Paying attention to workplace culture will also be important. What does this mean for recruiters?

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What CHROs Can Do About the Talent Attraction and Retention Issue

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Employee stress and burnout were number one, followed by lack of transparency in career growth, work life balance issues and a request for additional compensation. That’s why companies like Microsoft are weaving mental health awareness and self-care into their culture. Employers need to demonstrate a culture of care for all employees.