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The Long View on Talent (and Surprising Layoff Costs)

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DEI, flexible/remote work, employee wellness, and rising wages). This is approximately 1,000 people in a range of functions such as recruiting, support services, and sales. Labour shortages are here to stay, and workers have a longer memory than employers. Blog Author: Michael Hoffmann. engineers). Blu Ivy Group.

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Decoding Success: A CHRO’s Guide to Thriving with Employer Branding Analytics

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One thing remains constant, though—competition for great talent remains high, retention is an ongoing priority with shifting employee expectations, and there is continuous pressure to show the connection between investment in your people and the bottom line. I know this all too well; after all, I’ve been in your shoes.

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Top Employer Brand Blogs of 2021

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Every year, we take a look at our top-performing blog posts of the year. And every year, we find ourselves surprised by how perfectly the list manages to encapsulate the current moment in employer branding. How to Build Your Employer Brand Plan for 2022. Global Employer Brand Trends of 2021.

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2024 Employer Brand & Culture Trends

Blu Ivy Group

Note: the following blog is an adaptation from Blu Thread Conversation podcast where we weave a powerful narrative at the intersection of people, culture and performance. But before we get into that, can you help level set on the past year and maybe define some of the differences between employer brand and recruitment marketing.

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Why Marketing Your Employer Brand is Important

Blu Ivy Group

Leaders that are invested in building a strong employer brand and employee value proposition for their organizations are taking steps in the right direction. It’s no secret that we’re living in turbulent times, and feelings of uncertainty are surfacing for both employers and employees across several industries.

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Recognition and Rewards Programs Are Essential to the Employer Brand

Blu Ivy Group

In a climate where attracting, engaging, and retaining talent is constantly top of mind, many companies are looking to revamp and refresh their employer brand and employee value proposition as a means of communicating and advocating their preference and desirability in the talent market. Blog Author. Jenni Lamb.

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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. The employer brand is the responsibility of all executives, not just those from HR.