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Hiring and Retaining a Dispersed Workforce

Glassdoor for Employers

Eighty-four percent of Millennial workers (Source: “ The 2017 Deloitte Millennial Survey ,” 2017) report some degree of flexible working arrangements at their current employers, and advocates claim benefits can range from increased workforce diversity, productivity, and retention to reduced stress and costs. 2020 Job & Hiring Trends.

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3 Compensation Strategies for Your Remote Workforce

Linkedin Talent Blog

But as employees hired moving trucks, companies started to confront a difficult decision: Should they pay workers who moved to more affordable locations the same as those who remained in expensive talent hubs? Starting this month, Facebook will adjust its compensation based on the cost of living in the area in which an employee lives.

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What Anxious Workers Want and Why it Matters

Allegis Global Solutions

Kind of like real estate in 2007. In Allegis’ survey of workers from disparate functions, industries and experience levels, almost half of workers believe that the demand for skills in their field is growing, while almost 1 in 3 believe their chances of career advancement or increased earning potential will continue to grow in 2020.

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The Best Jobs in the U.S.: 2019

Indeed

This information also alerts employers in fast-growing fields that top talent will be in high demand — so their compensation packages need to withstand the competition. And a recent Indeed survey shows 72% of employers think coding bootcamp graduates are just as likely to be high performers as those with computer science degrees.

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Legal Hiring Expected to Increase Over Next 6 Months

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Like most industries, the shortage of qualified candidates is the greatest hiring challenge, and this holds true for employers in the legal industry. According to a new survey, released by Robert Half Legal, litigation and data privacy concerns are accelerating the demand for legal professionals in these and other specialty areas.

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The Stark US Jobs Landscape Transformation – Provoked by the Pandemic

The Staffing Stream

Speak to anybody looking to hire for new staff and they will likely bring up ‘The Great Resignation’. This phrase refers to the huge number of workers giving their two weeks notice after riding out the storms of the pandemic, creating unprecedented demand for staff and a hard-to-hire environment. Shift in opportunities.

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10 Quick Ways to Boost Your Employer Brand

Linkedin Talent Blog

Surveys have shown that 86% of people would not apply to, or continue working for , a company with a bad reputation — and your employer brand is your reputation among both current and future employees. An attractive employer brand can help reduce time to fill and cost per hire and improve employee retention rates.