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HR tech Number of the Day: recruiting tech

HRExecutive

employers surveyed will build out their teams over the next year, with one-third planning to hire gig workers and a vast majority intending to hire remote and freelance employees. Advertisement With those shifts on the horizon, it’s no wonder that technology will play an increasingly central role in the recruitment and hiring process.

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Navigating International Relocation and Global Talent Pool

Engagedly

Tapping into this global tale­nt pool allows recruitment teams to stre­amline their hiring process and reduce costs. Learning compliance and regulations associated with the international payroll system and building global teams can be complex and time-intensive. What Is a Global Talent Strategy?

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Recruiting, L&D and talent management top areas of AI opportunity and risk

HRExecutive

This report includes insights from over 150 HR executives from diverse organizations about their intentions to adopt AI-driven HR technologies, as well as their perceptions of the potential advantages and drawbacks associated with AI implementation. Read the full report here to learn more.

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The State of Healthcare Hiring: Sterling Client Insights

Sterling Check

On September 23, I had the opportunity to sit down with four healthcare talent management leaders for an open conversation about where we stand, seven months into this pandemic in the United States. Examples of these changes were plentiful, ranging from team alignment to specific technology solutions.

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How Chevron drilled into its HR data to tap new talent

HRExecutive

Oil and gas giant Chevron knew it had a deep well of HR data that could transform the way it hired new talent from outside and within the company, but tapping into it proved elusive. Due to a variety of complex and overlapping systems, the organization needed a new way of finding the right talent. Luis Niño of Chevron.

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Why HR and talent teams must put AI and its strategies to work—now

HRExecutive

Artificial intelligence is invariably described as “advanced technology.” But as with most technologies, users don’t really care about what goes on under the system’s hood. Instead, they focus on how AI-driven solutions can help them do their jobs. It helps you hire faster and better.” Author Hari Kolam.

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It’s time to strive for more with TA tech

HRExecutive

Companies are desperate for new talent and a raft of talent acquisition tools should be easing the burden facing recruitment specialists; yet, despite innovations like AI matching and programmatic job advertising, many recruiters remain in the grip of old practices. ’ This has completely changed,” Laurano said.