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How recruiters can navigate a split labor market in 2025

HR Brew

But, in this labor market, recruiters are wishing for greener pastures everywhere. In fact, hiring rates are highest for workers making less than $55,000 a year, and lowest for those making more than $96,000, according to data from investment company Vanguard. Skills-based hiring and job hunting. The year ahead.

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Why employers are leaning into benefits to stand out in the job market

HR Brew

For recruiters seeking to attract talent in what has been a historically tight labor market, the old adage “money talks” holds true. Even as the labor market cools overall, employers that are continuing to hire may lean on wages to snap up talent. In some industries, benefits can send a powerful message, too.

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How unemployed HR pros are navigating a cool labor market

HR Brew

Paige Miller quit her job as a global director of people experience in early 2022, thinking shed take some time off to explore new opportunities before hitting the ground running in a new role by 2023. The job search experience is mirroring something more societal, Bronson said. Two years later, shes still looking for a job.

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One change expert teaches leaders the value of empathy and emotions at work

HR Brew

In March 2020, Cassandra Worthy’s consulting business was undergoing a rebrand. Worthy started speaking engagements as a side hustle in 2017, after beginning her journey of sobriety. “My It was around this time that she realized how much experience she had overseeing change in the workplace.

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Mobile Recruiting: The Secret Weapon to Attracting and Retaining Candidates

Speaker: Dana Kopp, Talent Acquisition Manager of Operations at thredUP

By creating a mobile recruiting strategy at your organization, you will be able to reach, hire, and onboard candidates faster. But adding a new process in the mix can stir up your current hiring process. August 19, 2020 at 9:30 am PDT, 12:30 pm EDT, 5:30 pm BST

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As candidate behavior changes, recruitment marketing is rising to the forefront

HRExecutive

million Americans from the workforce compared to February 2020, according to the nation’s Chamber of Commerce. As competition for talent intensifies, recruitment marketing—which likens candidate behavior to consumer behavior—has become a modern option for reaching job seekers. The United States is missing 1.7

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Teen unemployment is on the rise. Here’s why that matters for employers.

HR Brew

But many teens today are missing out on that experience. Rising teen unemployment primarily relates to the fact that employers have made fewer hires overall after peaking in early 2022 during the “Great Resignation,” especially in sectors where teenagers are most likely to find jobs, such as leisure and hospitality and retail trade.

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Recruitment Marketing: More Than Revamping Your Career Sites

Speaker: Matt Alder, Host & Producer, The Recruiting Future Podcast.

Talent acquisition functions are fixated on developing an authentic employer brand. When it comes to attracting candidates, you need to have targeted recruitment content at every stage of the candidate journey where they may interact with your company - your careers page, job descriptions, and social media.

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Overcoming 3 Candidate Journey Challenges

Speaker: Meghan M. Biro, CEO & Founder, TalentCulture

For HR and recruiting teams, the future of work also includes how they can upgrade their current talent and employee experiences. The three common challenges in this journey are initial outreach, onboarding, and career mobility. January 8, 2020 11:00 AM PST, 2:00 PM EST, 7:00 PM GMT

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Digital Transformation: The Best Strategies for HR Directors

Directors everywhere are searching for ways to find, retain, and develop talent. Would you be surprised to learn that Coca-Cola was recognized as the best company to work for in Asia by HR Asia in 2020? But when you think of forward-looking, progressive companies, who comes to mind?