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What Is An Employer of Choice (and How To Become One)

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Trader Joe’s, Southwest Airlines, Google, and Marriott come to mind as a few examples. Yet each of them could be described as an employer of choice—a term for companies that are able to hire and retain superior talent through a fantastic culture, attractive benefits and a reputation for high levels of employee satisfaction.

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What Is An Employer of Choice (and How To Become One)

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Trader Joe’s, Southwest Airlines, Google, and Marriott come to mind as a few examples. Yet each of them could be described as an employer of choice—a term for companies that are able to hire and retain superior talent through a fantastic culture, attractive benefits and a reputation for high levels of employee satisfaction.

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What Is An Employer of Choice (and How To Become One)

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Trader Joe’s, Southwest Airlines, Google, and Marriott come to mind as a few examples. Yet each of them could be described as an employer of choice—a term for companies that are able to hire and retain superior talent through a fantastic culture, attractive benefits and a reputation for high levels of employee satisfaction.

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Is it time to kill bonus programs?

The Getwork Blog

United Airlines recently had what they thought was a brilliant idea: replacing modest quarterly bonuses with a new lottery program that gave a few lucky employees the opportunity to win a new Mercedes-Benz C-Class and up to $100,000 cash. How exciting! What a fresh approach to traditional bonus programs! Except employees were furious.

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What Are the Top Companies to Work for in 2016?

Indeed

After all, with the baby boomers retiring and millennials replacing them as the largest demographic in the workplace, we are witnessing an unprecedented generational and cultural shift. As a result, the question of how to motivate and inspire the changing workforce is central to the future of talent attraction and retention.

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Weave “Why” Into the Hiring Process, Or Don’t Bother Recruiting!

ExactHire Recruiting

Apple, Southwest Airlines) focus on how clarity around their why inevitably drove customer acquisition and retention. In the book, Sinek shared how former Southwest Airlines CEO, Herb Kelleher, championed this belief with the culture he fostered in his organization.

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Level Up Your Hiring: Gamification — Fad or Future?

Recruiting Blogs

Gamified hiring promises a host of potential benefits for both employers and job seekers. In 1981, airlines like Eastern Airlines began using gamification elements in their frequent flyer programs to incentivize travel. The whole concept isn’t exactly new. Ethical Dilemma: Points above people?

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