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Hiring Temporary vs. Permanent Employees: Benefits & Disadvantages

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

This is because the only wage-related cost of temporary employees is their compensation, whereas permanent employees also bring costs in the form of taxes and benefits. Specialized expertise Temporary employees allow you to access specialized knowledge without the expense of hiring a full-time employee.

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The Gig Economy and Its Impact on Staffing Strategies

Recruiting Daily

That’s why today we’re taking a look at some of the ways you can avoid the adverse effects of the gig economy and enhance talent retention. Retention through Value-Based Compensation One of the biggest reasons why professionals hop from one employer to the next is because they’re always looking for better perks, benefits and compensation.

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The Difference Between Employee Turnover and Attrition

Contract Recruiter

Conversely, industries like the Energy or Chemicals sectors have approximately 12%. What pressures result in higher turnover, such as compensation? After all, no company in the world has a 100% retention rate. It’s important to note that turnover rates vary extremely widely. What is Employee Attrition?

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The recruitment process: 10 things you need to master to succeed

Workable

Increase employee retention and engagement. Imagine the amount of energy, money and resources invested into a single marketing campaign to call attention to a specific product, service, concept or another area. Referrals help you: Improve retention. Speed up the hiring process. Save money for your organization. Speed up hiring.