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Talent pros may need to adapt to these Gen Z quirks

HR Brew

Almost half (45%) of companies offer etiquette training as employees are being shepherded back into the office, according to a 2023 Resume Builder report. When onboarding Gen Z employees, Boren recommended offering a “ramp-up time,” during which HR is more strict about policies, like in-office attendance and dress code. Whatz HR to do?

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Best Practices to Attract, Onboard, and Retain Quality Drivers

Sterling Check

Effectively onboarding and retaining drivers is just as critical, if not more important, as finding new drivers. Trucking fleets should partner with an experienced background screening provider with transportation expertise that can help them hire safely and confidently. Take a look at Sterling’s 30/60/90-day Onboarding Plan here.

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How to Use Technology to Future-Proof Your Workforce Planning Strategy

MP Wired For HR

Streamline Hiring and Onboarding with Automation Applicant tracking systems (ATS) and digital onboarding platforms save time and eliminate bottlenecks.

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2024 HR Tech M&A Activity: A Year of Resilience and Growth

Lighthouse

See our previous editions: 2023 recap 2022 recap 2021 recap Key 2024 HR Technology Mergers and Acquisitions Some of the more notable M&A activities we’ve looked at over the last year: Talent Acquisition JobGet acquired one of the longstanding frontline hiring job boards, Snagajob. Like this post?

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Digital HR

AIHR

Many aspects of the candidate journey can be digitalized and (largely) automated, from candidate sourcing and job posting to candidate pre-selection, interview scheduling, and onboarding. Employee experience: Onboarding, LMS, performance management software, rewards, etc. Read more HRIS 101: All You Need To Know in 2024 2.

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Cost per Hire for U.S. Companies Rises to $4,700, New Survey Shows

Engagedly

Beyond wages, there’s a lineup of hidden expenses, from job ads and recruitment fees to onboarding and training. In fact, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) reports that average cost per hire has jumped from $4,129 in 2019 to $4,700 in 2023 —a 14% increase. Hiring expenses also vary wildly by position.

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20 Top HR Technology Trends in 2024

HR Stacks Blog

In 2023 itself, the market size of SaaS-based human resources was around 307 billion USD and this trend continues to grow on a regular basis. The recruitment decisions are now more or less data-driven in nature and use resume screening enablers to save the time and effort of the concerned hiring team or HR leader.