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Overcoming the Auto Industry Branding Problem

Hireology

But one contributing element that is unique to the auto space is a negative perception of the industry as a whole. Hireology’s State of Hiring research found that only 27% of job seekers across all industries have a higher than average perception of working in the auto space. And that number drops to 19% among women.

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2023 Radio and TV Compensation Study

Media Staffing Network

The goal of the study is to guide radio & television owners, operators, and managers to develop sales compensation packages that attract – and retain – the best candidates, including those from younger demographics, in today’s highly competitive hiring landscape. The survey launched today and runs through February 10.

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Tips for Developing a Powerful Compensation Philosophy

HRsoft

A compensation philosophy aims to ensure pay is market-competitive and aligned to the business strategy. To support these two factors, there are six components, or goals, of compensation philosophy: Attract top talent from the market. Keep in mind that compensation data may need to be reviewed outside of your specific niche.

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How to Create a Startup Company Culture That Values Diversity and Inclusion

Viaduct

In this blog, we’ll share some startup-specific tips for cultivating an inclusive company culture that will help to attract and retain the top talent you need to keep your company thriving. 80 percent of survey respondents said they want to work for a company that values DEI issues. Basing raises and bonuses on performance and merit.

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The New Wave of Compensation Surveys: Addressing the Gender Pay Gap

HRsoft

For decades, compensation surveys have been the leading source where employers could go to learn about pay dynamics in the marketplace. Yet, until very recently, surveys have not included gender. This is likely due to the fact that our business landscape is characterized by a culture of legal risk aversion. Radford/Aon.

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Survey Says: Employee Deal Breakers to Avoid

JazzHR

We surveyed over 500 hiring professionals from across the country of varying ages and income levels to discover what are truly employer deal breakers in the hiring process. Survey respondents said that they would still hire a job seeker even if the candidate… Had visible tattoo ink – 82 percent said yes. Non-Deal Breakers.

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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. It was 10 times as powerful in predicting attrition in a company as salary or compensation. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. Why is it important?

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