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Recession or not, how do you recruit during an uncertain economic climate?

Proactive Talent

As to how far that descent will carry us remains to be seen, but the common speculation is that recession is near and maybe worse. No matter your position on the political spectrum, everyone agrees that the market is taking a slide towards a downward trend.

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How Does a Recession Affect Recruiting?

Recruiting Daily

With an economic downturn seemingly on the horizon, many people are wondering how the labor market and work will be changed as a result. From developing more misfit situations to increasing the number of applicants, here are some insights into how a recession can affect recruiting.

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The contingent workforce is about to skyrocket — here’s what you need to know

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But several factors — economic uncertainty, layoffs, and the move toward aligning skills to work — contribute to this workforce’s growth in hyperdrive. In today’s economic environment, this is particularly critical for not deterring DEI progress. The news that this part of the workforce is growing should come as no surprise.

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Recession 2021: Will the Candidate-Driven Market Finally End?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Earlier this month, economists nationwide began to spread rumors that the next recession could be a lot sooner than we think, with some even applying a tangible number: within the next 22 months. Since math isn’t my forte, I won’t try to explain how economists came up with that number, but click that link to learn more.

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Recession 2021: Will the Candidate-Driven Market Finally End?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Earlier this month, economists nationwide began to spread rumors that the next recession could be a lot sooner than we think, with some even applying a tangible number: within the next 22 months. Since math isn’t my forte, I won’t try to explain how economists came up with that number, but click that link to learn more.

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