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The Reason Companies Should Calculate Cost Per Hire

HR Bartender

Every once in a while, I run across an article that talks about why organizations shouldn’t calculate cost per hire. Personally, I’m a big fan of the cost per hire metric. Basically, here it is: CPH = (External Recruiting Costs + Internal Recruiting Costs) / Total Number of Hires for a Time Period.

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Build vs. Rent: Don’t Crash on the Do-It-Yourself Iceberg for People Analytics

Visier

To achieve this, the company hired an HR business intelligence team, standardized their reporting metrics, and invested over $3 million in a data warehouse and business intelligence (BI) software. Let me illustrate the differences between the Build and Rent paths by returning to our example of the software company from earlier.

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Should You Expect Candidate Data with Your Next Recruiting Technology Purchase?

Lighthouse

We’re comparing them against solutions like CRMs and recruitment marketing systems that are built for look and feel. If it helps for comparison purposes, this is actually similar to what I see happening in the learning space. The post Should You Expect Candidate Data with Your Next Recruiting Technology Purchase?

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10 Top Recruitment Marketing Tools of 2024

Vantage Circle

Introduction In today’s job market, where candidates have more choices than ever, recruitment marketing has revolutionized how companies attract, engage, and retain top talent. What is a Recruitment Marketing Platform? Gone are the days of simply posting job ads and waiting for resumes to pile up.

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The Compehensive Dictionary of HR Terms To Know [In 2024]

Analytics in HR

This article unpacks 93 HR terms, including a usage example for each. HR term example: “Broadbanding offers flexibility in employee compensation and encourages people to develop new skills to move higher within the pay range.” HR term example: “Compassionate leave is not the same as bereavement leave.

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First comes pay transparency. Next comes pay equity.

HR Brew

Increased pay transparency may raise “questions and comparisons between job postings for prospective employees and how they stack up with internal salaries,” Lindsay Wiggins, WTW’s North America Pay Equity co-leader, said in a statement. Developing a strategy around this can also improve their broader HR strategy.

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How Can HR Contribute to Business Growth and Help Envision Future Success?

HR Digest

For years, HR teams have largely been delegated to admin tasks and rote hiring activities, but there are innumerable ways by which HR can contribute to business success. Employee Hiring and Retention Undeniably, HR strategies for growing businesses begin with hiring and retention.