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The Cost of Making a New Hire

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How to “Invest” Well in New Hires. Hiring a new employee can be compared to making an investment. A new employee comes with more risk and cost than salary and benefits. A new hire decision has to factor in recruiting costs, hiring time and effort, new trainings and productivity loss, and potential turnover.

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What is an HRIS?

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This includes, payroll and benefits administration, training and onboarding records, as well as a place to store all of your employee information and related documents. Payroll & Benefits Administration. Perhaps the most time-consuming part of HR is payroll and benefits administration. appeared first on ApplicantPro.

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Understanding Your Recruiting Competition (and How It Impacts Your Hiring)

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Knowing your recruiting competition just as well (or better than) you understand you’re recruiting strategy is a vital piece of hiring top talent. Missing this important step when attempting to overhaul how you hire will be extremely detrimental to both the quantity and quality of your applicant pool.

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Four Simple Steps to Attracting the Right Applicants

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If you want to make a successful hire, you have to start by drawing the right applicants to apply for your open positions. A lot of hiring software and applicant tracking systems use resume parsing tools that rely on resume keywords to classify job seekers as the right applicants for their jobs.

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3 Applicant Tracking Systems That Will Help You Hire Generation Z

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While your youngest new hires share many characteristics with the Millennial generation, they’ve got an entirely different outlook on things such as workplace culture, diversity, and even the importance of having a job. And it means making the application process so easy that Gen Z won’t abandon your outdated hiring form.

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How To Attract Experienced Applicants — No Table Tennis Required

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Ping pong tables are great and all, but more of a novelty than a real benefit in the workplace. In a job market where companies are constantly at war with each other trying to hire and retain talent, it's vital to understand what job seekers want and value in a position.

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Not All Applicants Want to Work for You

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If anything, it should be a relief because you can stop investing so much effort into trying to take on and hire the world, and instead focus on the potential employees who actually want to work for you. For a more in depth look at this process, please visit our free webinars page, or contact one of our hiring optimization experts here.