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Retention, gender gaps, and pay increases: New CareerArc/Harris Poll Survey

CareerArc

Ah, retention. Salary compensation is not the only thing employees want. Pay increases remain a strong retention and talent acquisition tactic. Retention is not a losing battle. Plus, happy employees not only lead to higher retention but also lead to increased employee advocacy and employee referrals.

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5 tips to boost your 2022 seasonal hiring

CareerArc

Improving safety, therefore, can help you attract those candidates, as well as reduce costly compensation claims. Or, if you’re recruiting for travel, try incentivizing them with free tickets, or offering to pay (or offer loans for) flight school. Related : 5 ways to boost recruiters’ reach on social media.

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6 Must-try Talent Acquisition Strategies for 2022

CareerArc

Employers are offering 20% compensation premiums to new hires. Why so much focus on well-being, mental health, flexibility, and compensation? Employer brand and reputation have never been more important to talent acquisition and talent retention. Sign up for a demo today to learn more.

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Webinar Q&A: Hard-to-Fill Roles, Fulfilled!

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Kelly is responsible for recruitment, retention and employer branding at Northside Hospital , where she manages a team of 40. Jessica Summerfield, Social Media Specialist. Social Recruiting & Content . Do you use Pinterest or Instagram for recruiting? Is there a retention component?

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13 tactics to encourage employee advocacy

CareerArc

For example, our social recruiting platform is able to have our employees opt into our employee advocacy program and begin publishing unique and varied pre-approved content, job posts, employee referral links, and more on their individual social media feed. ” “One powerful way to do that is through technology.

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Inbound Marketing for Recruiting: Making Candidates Care Enough To Click

Recruiting Daily

Every single one of these manifold messages want me to do something, and most of the time, this consists of doing a demo or setting up a time to speak to some sales guy (as if). Recruiters, you know what I’m talking about. Editor’s Note: Recruiting Daily was compensated for this post.