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Job Candidate Compensation and Benefits

ExactHire Recruiting

Job candidate compensation and benefits are a motivating factor for job seekers as they evaluate job opportunities, as well as for employees as they decide whether to remain with an organization. This post builds upon that content by focusing on compensation and benefits as it relates to job candidate motivations. Pay Equity.

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Search Solution Group Rapidly Gaining Market Share With the Advent of Focused Divisions

Recruiting Blogs

Since Search Solution Group’s inception in 2002, our executive search efforts have been led by founder Jeremy Gnozzo. Since Dave took the reins, the company has seen a dramatic increase in retention, improved morale, and record-breaking profitability.

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Employee Satisfaction at All-time Highs…Yet Retention is at Risk

NPA Worldwide

The Society for Human Resource Management has been surveying employee satisfaction since 2002. In fact, only 37% out of 88% were “very satisfied” so that could translate to 63% of employees are a retention risk. Compensation/pay. The results of that survey in 2015 showed job satisfaction is at an all-time high.

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Top Ways Companies Are Measuring Their Diversity and Inclusion Progress

Linkedin Talent Blog

Track, share, and leverage essential metrics like representation and retention. Fiona Vines , the head of inclusion and diversity and workforce transition at BHP in Australia, pays particular attention to retention data. Sodexo Americas developed a D&I scorecard in 2002 and has refined it over the years.

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List of the 12 Best HR Tools to Research Salary

Contract Recruiter

Does the company have trouble with retention or culture, and hopes their money will solve the problem? They have both an offering for small businesses and an enterprise-level platform with program compensation analysis. They boast over 800 million market data points to make compensation data both granular and accurate.

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