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10 Best Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) in 2024

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In the world of recruitment, Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) are the unsung heroes, streamlining and automating key tasks for HR and recruiting teams. Imagine a digital powerhouse that effortlessly manages job postings, applications, candidate communication, interviews, and offer letters.

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How-to HR: Top 3 Happiness Inspirations from Google

HR Daily Advisor

By adopting this scientific approach to its processes—from improving employee retention to workplace collaboration to diversity to hiring algorithms—it indicates which prospective candidate has the highest probability to succeed at Google. Focus 3: Management Style. Instead, data inform all of their decisions.

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Is addiction a disability under the ADA?

Business Management Daily

As anyone that has been around an addict knows, addiction and substance use often greatly impacts the addict’s ability to care for oneself, concentrate, and perform other major life activities. Some appeals courts have taken the position that you can’t have a blanket policy by which you refuse to hire anyone who has a history of drug abuse.

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Is Your HR Team Playing a Strategic Partner or Supporting Role?

Zenefits

The report surveyed close to 700 executives in organizations with more than 200 employees and found that 70 percent of respondents said that “HR has a place on the board of directors,” compared to just 41 percent in 2004. Hagelauer say that people analytics – like compensation, turnover, etc.

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This HR Executive of the Year is Transforming IBM

HRExecutive

IBM’s New Collar initiative brings people with nontraditional backgrounds into the technology industry by assessing their skills rather than their pedigree. Last year, New Collar roles accounted for 15 percent of the company’s hires in the U.S. It hired its first female and black employees in 1899.

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This HR Executive of the Year Transformed IBM

HRExecutive

IBM’s New Collar initiative brings people with nontraditional backgrounds into the technology industry by assessing their skills rather than their pedigree. Last year, New Collar roles accounted for 15 percent of the company’s hires in the U.S. It hired its first female and black employees in 1899.

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Transforming Big Blue

HRExecutive

IBM’s New Collar initiative brings people with nontraditional backgrounds into the technology industry by assessing their skills rather than their pedigree. Last year, New Collar roles accounted for 15 percent of the company’s hires in the U.S. It hired its first female and black employees in 1899.