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Overcoming the Auto Industry Branding Problem

Hireology

And you can point to your EVP in your job descriptions, on your career site or during interviews to showcase your value as an employer to job seekers. A great EVP includes: Compensation: What salary range will you commit to offering? Benefits: In addition to compensation, document the benefits you offer.

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4 Industry-Changing Recruitment News Stories You Must See this Week – 7th November 2016

Social Talent

The new feature uses data from more than 460 million LinkedIn members to provide “deep insights” into the compensation landscape including; salary, bonus, equity data for specific job titles, and how different factors such as years of experience, industry, company size, location and education level affect salary.

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6 Fascinating Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off the New Month – 1st August 2016

Social Talent

Almost 80% of Millennials are making more money in their new jobs and a third of them see as much as a 30% bump in salary when they start a new role. Male and female Millennials job hunt differently. For men; compensation, the company’s potential for innovation, and challenging work are their primary reasons for accepting a job.

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Three Companies Who Are Killing It with Their Job Postings

Yello

If the map at the top of the posting shows how Five Guys understands its candidates, then its job description reveals how it respects them. Schneider , one of the largest trucking carriers and transportation and logistics companies in North America, can teach you a thing or two about making an attractive, concise job posting.