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2024 Insurance Industry Outlook: Strategizing for the Shifting Future

Slayton Search Partners

New opportunities and risks in the insurance sector demand strategic changes, technology adoption, and adaptable leadership. Growing disruptions have challenged the ability of insurers to keep up with demand. For insurers, protecting their own companies against losses will be just as important as protecting customers in 2024.

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The Future Is Now: Reinventing Talent Strategies in Insurance

Slayton Search Partners

The insurance market has been remarkably resilient in the current landscape, but securing insurance talent for the future is a top priority. The insurance industry, in recent times, has battled with a plethora of challenging events. Talent strategies are well overdue for a reinvention in the insurance space.

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10 Quick Ways to Boost Your Employer Brand

Linkedin Talent Blog

Recruiters are so busy sourcing talent, trying to get acceptances, and onboarding people as quickly as possible that they often don’t have the time (or bandwidth) to work on their employer brand. At the same time, employer branding may be more critical than ever — the competition for talent remains fierce. In the U.S.

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Why You Need an Employer Branding Strategy Right Now

The Hire Talent

The former do at least one thing right: top-notch employer branding and an ongoing employer branding strategy. However, instead of reading product and brand reviews on Amazon, they go to professional websites, such as Glassdoor, Capterra, or Trustpilot, among others, to get a good scoop into your company.

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Employer branding: the importance of benefits

Rezoomo

Robert Half describes a benefit as a form of non-wage compensation that if not offered, employees would likely self-fund e.g. health insurance. In a Glassdoor Economic research study, it was found that the following three benefits have the highest correlation with employee satisfaction: Health Insurance. Annual Leave. Pension Plans.

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Everything you need to know about the employee value proposition

Devskiller

Part of employer branding, employee value proposition (also called employer value proposition), refers to the unique set of benefits employers offer employees in return for their skills, experience, and performance at the workplace. Employer brand vs employee value proposition. Image source.

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Recruiting a financial controller in Bristol

Recruiting Blogs

Highlight Benefits : Apart from a competitive salary, highlight other benefits such as flexible working hours, health insurance, and opportunities for professional development which can make the position more attractive. A strong employer brand can attract top talent. This can improve job satisfaction and retention rates.