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InfoMart’s Top HR & Background Screening Blogs of 2019

InfoMart

Throughout 2019, I’ve used this blog as a platform to educate, inform, and improve employers’ and candidates’ understanding of background screening. Busting 7 Myths About Background Screening. The background screening industry has seen a few moments of bad press. For example, hiring new talent is exciting for any business.

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Healthcare and Hiring: A Brief Outlook

Peopletrail

million healthcare workers shortage by 2026. While background screening can undoubtedly play a significant role in identifying a dependable candidate, many healthcare organizations will be hiring a high volume of new nurses, physicians, and other staff as they become available. This is where employment screening can provide a lift.

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Healthcare Recruitment 2020: The Good, the Bad and the Future

Hospital Recruiting

The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Employment Projections 2016-2026 listed nurses among the top occupations for job growth, estimating almost 3.5 Targeted advertising helped access talent pools quickly, and technology improved application, screening, and scheduling processes. Lack of talent. million vacancies in the next six years.

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Contingent Staffing’s Place in Healthcare HR’s Strategy

Precheck

economy through 2026, accounting for about 20 percent of all new jobs, according to projections by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. She says it’s simply not enough assurance to be told that a staffing firm is screening their workers. . Growing Worker Shortages. Healthcare is expected to be among the fastest-growing sectors in the U.S.

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Open enrollment trends: More employers to cover weight loss drugs next year

HRExecutive

Specifically, coverage of genomic testing, which looks at a person’s entire genetic makeup and can indicate conditions like cancer, will edge up 1% to 44% of employers in 2024, and by 2026, a majority of employers (52%) expect to offer it, according to the report.

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Employers Should Continue with the Work Opportunity Tax Credit Despite Hiatus

Trusaic

If there is a WOTC hiatus in the future, employers should continue to screen candidates in preparation for the program being restored and tax credits being allowed by the IRS to be applied retroactively. Here is an example.

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Why high-performing companies will involve HR in AI strategy

HRExecutive

Consider this: Gartner recently predicted that by 2026, “80% of large enterprise finance teams will rely on internally managed and owned generative AI platforms trained with proprietary business data.” HR tech in action While not exactly pinned to human resources, algorithms are buzzing behind every screen.