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Are Employees Paying You a Loyalty Tax? (And How It’s Hurting Your Employer Brand)

Jobvite

In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics shared in its latest JOLTS report that the number of job openings inched back up again to 11 million open jobs available in the United States, with employers struggling to fill positions. The largest increases in job openings occurred in food service, retail trade, and construction.

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Our Top 3 Takeaways from the RallyFwd Virtual Conference

Jobvite

Competitive compensation is key to finding and retaining top talent. The labor market today is still experiencing a shortage of qualified talent, especially in the hospitality, healthcare, and retail industries. It’s a candidate’s market and they have high expectations for employers. Here are our top takeaways.

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Employer Branding for Entry Level Positions: How Your Most Satisfied Employees Should Guide Your Strategy

Change State Blog

In an earlier post, we covered the power of generating an Employer Brand Perceptual Map as a strong foundation upon which to build your employer brand value proposition. On the surface, we have functional attributes that most everyone cares about: compensation, benefits, schedule, commute time, PTO, etc.

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5 tips to boost your 2022 seasonal hiring

CareerArc

For example, holiday hiring in the retail industry dropped 7% this last year due to difficulties in finding retail staff. For example, many retail and warehouse workers are concerned about safety— especially now. Improving safety, therefore, can help you attract those candidates, as well as reduce costly compensation claims.

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Why the Great Reshuffle Demands You Up Your Employer Brand Game — and 5 Ways to Do It

Linkedin Talent Blog

If rethinking your employer brand is low on your priority list, today’s competitive hiring landscape should push it toward the top. After all, having a strong employer brand can help recruiters quickly target and hire the right candidates for the right jobs. This will help you recruit a diverse pool of qualified talent.

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Navigating the Aftermath of the Great Resignation: Challenges and Strategies for Attracting and Retaining Talent

Recruiting Daily Advisor

While some sectors, like retail and hospitality have been hit very hard, other industries have seen less impact. Additionally, roles that require unique expertise, such as data science or cybersecurity, often face talent shortages.” economy alone is made up of myriad jobs spread over dozens of distinct industries.

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Top 100 HR and Recruitment Blogs [by Organic Traffic with Top 3 Articles Each]

Ongig

This includes general HR blogs, recruiting blogs, talent acquisition blogs, employer branding blogs and more. Talent Leadership. Employer Branding. What Is Talent Acquisition? Employer Branding. Talent Acquisition. Benefits and Compensation.