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How to Build a Diverse Recruiting Strategy

Social Talent

In today’s increasingly interconnected world, fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is not just an ethical imperative, but also a vital aspect of a thriving business. For recruitment professionals, this means developing a strategy that promotes diversity and inclusion at every stage of the hiring process.

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7 reasons why you should include a salary range in your job postings

Social Talent

According to SHRM , when looking at a job posting, compensation and benefits are the primary things that most candidates are looking for. Concealing compensation from candidates is all smokescreen – in the end, every potential employee has to be offered something. Diversity, equity and inclusion. It is becoming more normalised.

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Employee Referrals – An Overlooked Hiring Resource

Hospital Recruiting

Existing employees will have a vested interest in a new hire they suggest. It’s in their interest to offer a candidate who will be a good match and a long-term hire. Statistically , one in five is hired. For diversity and inclusion initiatives, referrals are the number one source for hiring a diverse workforce.

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Retained Executive Search: Understanding the Process

Nexus Search Partners

Then, through comprehensive research and diverse candidate sourcing, potential talent is identified. Working exclusively with a retained search firm on a retainer basis ensures dedicated attention to your hiring needs. Hiring the right talent through such recruiters reduces the risk of a bad hire and opens doors to top-tier candidates.

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Close Gender Pay Gaps by Knowing Your Talent Skill Gaps

TalentGuard

Assessing candidates and employees objectively based on skills not only helps companies fill positions to achieve business results, it extends fairness in the workplace that can end gender, diversity and inclusion, and pay equity gaps. Setting aside bias with a purely objective, data-driven comparison of skills helps everyone.

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EVP: Your Employee Value Proposition Matters

ApplicantStack

Developing an employer value proposition can help your organization present what it offers to new hires and existing members of the workforce. Its key purpose is to highlight why a jobseeker would elect to work for that organization over any other company that may be hiring for a similar position. What is an EVP?

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Why Candidate Experience Should Start with the Job Description — and Continue Well After the Hire Date

Linkedin Talent Blog

But since 95% or more of the people who apply for open jobs are unqualified, it’s my opinion that it makes no sense to dilute the candidate experience for the people you actually want to hire at the cost of making everyone else feel good. To find the best talent, it’s time to broaden the candidate experience.