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Announcing The New World of Work, two years on: A 2022 worker survey

Workable

Well, two years ago, we found out what “this” meant with the New World of Work survey report , published in August 2020 with numerous insights on what the work world looked like at that point and what it would look like going forward. What about now in 2022? Or were they much ado about nothing? The findings are remarkable.

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Understanding the Gig Economy and Modern Compensation Management

Recruiting Daily

Interestingly, while the gig economy has been hailed for providing flexibility and encouraging entrepreneurship, it has also drawn considerable flak for the lack of benefits and job security. Which brings us to the point about compensation. However, most gig workers work without benefits or pay protections in place.

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Key takeaways from Workable’s Great Discontent survey report

Workable

We surveyed 750 US-based workers in 2021 to gather insights. You can have a look at the full report itself , and in the meantime, we’ll present these top four highlights from what’s amounted to be a fascinating study into the modern worker’s brain. View the report highlights 1. Read the full report for yourself !

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Employee Retention: How to Retain Top Talent in 2022 | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

You can conduct an employee engagement survey to help answer important questions before you implement or revamp retention strategies. One survey found that 35% of respondents would quit their job if they lost the option to work from home (and 11% of respondents had already negotiated permanently-WFH positions). Support Remote Roles.

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2019 Compensation Best Practices Report

Some surveys show that money is the biggest motivator driving employees to seek other jobs, while others show career growth as the primary incentive. Whatever the reason, with everything from compensation to company outlook to key corporate values being shared online, it's easier than ever for workers to research and evaluate employers.

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Introducing Glassdoor’s New Follower Reports

Glassdoor for Employers

Job seekers want to feel drawn to an employer on the basis of factors that go beyond compensation – they want to align with a deeper mission and make human connections that reinforce their big-picture thinking in the process of evaluating an opportunity. . How to Use Follower Reports. 2] Glassdoor Followers Survey, May 2019. [3]

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Employee Benefits: The Only Guide You Need

Achievers - Recruiting

The term “employee benefits” is used regularly, but often with a limited, traditional definition in mind. The traditional concept refers to legally mandated benefits plus a few voluntarily added by employers. What are employee benefits? . Employee benefits are non-salary compensation and perks.

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