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The Future of Sourcing and AI Intelligence

WizardSourcer

The future of talent acquisition in 2030 remains uncertain, as technology continues to evolve and change the way we work. I wanted to asked the ChatGPT it’s predictions on the future of talent sourcing and the recruiting industry. How will the idea of work change by 2030? What will the future look like for recruiting?

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5 Things HR Leaders Should Watch for in 2021

ClearCompany Recruiting

#DYK as much as 80% of the workforce could be freelance by 2030? Hospitality and retail are still letting people go and enacting hiring freezes. Transport and logistics are seeing hiring surges, much like e-commerce. For most, hiring and onboarding are just the tip of the iceberg.

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Blue-Collar Industries See Increase in Talent Shortages

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Source: ESB Professional / Shutterstock. The Conference Board warns that labor shortages—especially in blue-collar jobs—will likely continue through at least 2030. The proliferation of retiring Baby Boomers will continue through 2030. The study discovered that wages are rising fastest for new hires and blue-collar workers.

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By the Numbers: November 9, 2018

BountyJobs

The industries with the largest job growth were healthcare (36K), manufacturing (32K), construction (30K), and transportation/warehousing (25K). IT Organizations to Hire More in 2019, Cybersecurity at Top of List. Hiring Talent for Megacities is New Challenge. The Numbers: The unemployment rate held steady at 3.7% while the U.S.

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