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Removing Bias In Government Jobs

Katrina Kibben

You don’t have to break the laws around government jobs to remove bias. The post Removing Bias In Government Jobs appeared first on Katrina Kibben. You just need to do this.

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That’s all folks…I think. All of Government Part 7

The Whiteboard

A heartbreakingly brilliant boutique recruiter who works almost exclusively in the Government space. If you’re trying to persuade a government agency to work exclusively with you, being able to confirm ahead of others that you are a card carrying AoG supplier would certainly help. This time a larger group.

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TikTok Trends Show Gen Z Flocking to Government Jobs and RTX Expands in Singapore

The Cleared Recruiting Chronicles

With job security wavering and burnout on the rise, Gen Z and millennial workers are eyeing an unexpected career shift: toward the government. Email NatSec hiring news tips to editor@clearancejobs.com.

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All of Government Part 3: The RCSA did a…(gulp)…good thing

The Whiteboard

Firstly, the RCSA, along with some major recruitment firms, have been instrumental in extending the deadline for tender submissions for those of you crazy enough to want to recruit for Government next year (relax- I know it’s all of you). Government Agencies: Probably. Now here’s the interesting thing.

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Killing the Annual Performance Review, and What To Do After the Funeral

Speaker: Jo Weech, CEO & Primary Consultant, Exemplary Consultants

In the 1950s, the US Government instituted the Performance Rating Act, whereby government employees could be rewarded for their work with bonuses and accolades. Since “Constant Change is Here to Stay”, why is it that the Annual Performance Review is holding its own after nearly a century of being in existence?

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Artificial Intelligence for Government

Forum One

There are a myriad of AI tools that exist now that can help to make government more efficient. Governments can look at healthcare costs, transportation flows, or visits to food banks to help gain faster insights and improve funding, training, or services. The post Artificial Intelligence for Government appeared first on Forum One.

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Government Websites Moving to Drupal 10

Forum One

As Drupal 9 heads towards its end-of-life this November, now is the time to start preparing to move your government website to Drupal 10. Many government websites have already made the switch to Drupal 9, in preparation for Drupal 10, or are in-process of upgrading to Drupal 10 now. Many others are planning the move now.

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How Businesses are Managing the New Reality of Work: A Paycor Survey

Did they need government funds? We wanted to know how COVID-19 impacted businesses and their workforces. How many workers did they layoff or furlough? Are employees working from home now? How’s team morale? And perhaps most importantly, what are their plans for the future?

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HR Efficiencies with Data-Driven Prioritization (Case Study)

With hiring at such a high volume, Coles needed a fast and efficient way to properly screen and prioritize the right candidates, while still complying with government standards of hiring. As one of Australia’s largest and most iconic retailers, Coles Group employs 115,000+ team members in its network of 2,400+ locations across the country.

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Today’s Curriculum for the Higher Ed HR Leader

Speaker: Joseph Clay, Business Transformation Strategist at Oracle, and Jeffrey Haynes, Director with Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP

During this webinar we’ll provide insight from leading institutions and discuss trends that are top of mind for higher education HR leaders to help you: Gain greater insight from institutional data to forecast, plan and make better decisions Harness emerging technology to reduce risk and improve campus governance Leverage student and employee centered (..)