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10 Red Flags in Job Ads and How to Avoid Them

Hireserve

Is it possible to tell a toxic culture from a job ad? Vet your job postings to ensure the experience you are asking of people matches with the compensation and responsibilities they will be given in the role. The Solution Ensure what you’re asking of your potential new employees balances well with what you will be giving back.

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9 Companies Around the World That Are Embracing Diversity in a BIG Way

Social Talent

In our E-Book on How to Increase Diversity Through Improved Hiring and Recruitment Processes , we uncovered some very interesting insights on the benefits of embracing diversity, including: Most studies surrounding diversity in the workplace have found that for every 1% increase in gender diversity, company revenue increases by 3%.

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Quiet quitting: if you can’t beat them, roll with them

Workable

Jordan Hart at Business Insider defines quiet quitting as “refusing to do more work than they’re being compensated for.”. You probably never make the top 10 companies to work for, even on those local lists where you pay $5,000 to be included in “Your Town Magazine!”. We rebranding “quiet quitting” to “acting your wage”. —

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How to Retain Young Talent in a Job-Hopping Culture

Recruiting Daily Advisor

These changing values are reflected in the job-hopping culture of Generation Z (Gen Z) employees. The effects are well known: At a cost to the company of about $4,000 for each new hire, it’s more expensive to recruit, hire, and train new employees than to retain existing talent. Perform a Culture Audit.

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The Ruse Is Up: Why It’s Time for Transparent Job Descriptions

Eightfold

Competitive compensation” — In the race to the bottom, we’re in the lead. If the job posting omits any discussion of compensation, job-seekers assume the company has something to hide, like an unacceptably low salary or lack of benefits. How to describe company culture effectively. Lack of salary or benefits information.

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How to Recruit Employees in a Competitive Job Market

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

As you look for employees to hire, many of the top-performing candidates you’d want for your company likely already have jobs. Or, if they don’t, they are being offered opportunities from recruiters who are trying to hire for your competitors. Download our 2024 Hiring and Salary Guide to read helpful advice from industry experts.

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Portland: A Top Destination for Job Seekers and Employers

Acara Solutions

The city’s commitment to planet Earth along with the new infrastructure for cyclists and walkers earned its recognition as one of Time Magazine’s World’s Great Places of 2022. The draws include overwhelming natural beauty, an eccentric culture, diversity, friendly locals, and four seasons.