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What Good Recruitment Marketing Looks Like

Blu Ivy Group

With job openings and recruitment marketing efforts at a record high and key indicators pointing to a looming Great Resignation , employers are facing a competitive labor market unlike any we’ve seen before. Given this challenging environment, effective recruitment marketing is more important than ever.

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The Long View on Talent (and Surprising Layoff Costs)

Blu Ivy Group

a fictional company) recently announced a 10% reduction of their staff, amidst a downward correction of their growth estimates. This is approximately 1,000 people in a range of functions such as recruiting, support services, and sales. Recruitment $22M. What has the company really saved? engineers). Productivity $62.5M.

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How Employer Brand Reputation is Impacted by Workplace Stress

Blu Ivy Group

This kind of ongoing strain doesn’t only diminish employee productivity and effectiveness; it also chips away at employer brand reputation at exactly the moment that companies — beset by labor shortages — are most in need of the kind of reputational capital that can speed recruitment and boost retention.

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Navigating Talent Recruitment Needs in Manufacturing and Skilled Labor Industries: A Guide for HR Leaders

Blu Ivy Group

Our workforce is changing, demographics are shifting, and we are seeing a surge in talent recruitment needs in our manufacturing and skilled labour industries. Conducting Industry-Specific External Research Understanding how your organization is perceived by potential front-line employees outside your company is crucial.

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Employer Brand Media – Are you keeping external brand awareness top of mind in 2024?

Blu Ivy Group

The war for talent in recent years has led to an increased focus on Employer Branding and the Employee Value Proposition as companies bid to compete with the very best to attract high performing candidates. Many businesses put most, if not all, of their recruitment marketing budget towards current hiring needs.

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The Internet Is Ruining Employer Branding

Blu Ivy Group

In today’s candidate-driven job market , employers have to play their cards right when communicating what they have to offer. This is why more and more companies are saying goodbye to traditional recruiting methods and adopting more progressive strategies that will give them a competitive advantage. . strategies ?and?

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Why You Need to Re-Recruit Your Talent Right Now

Blu Ivy Group

Historically, most organizations have invested in Employer Branding primarily as part of external Talent Attraction efforts — marketing the company to potential candidates who fit a target profile. . Many of these workers are feeling dissatisfied with how they’ve been cared for by their companies during this challenging time.