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The How-To on Rolling Out New Benefits Packages

JazzHR

A Glassdoor survey from 2015 found that 79 percent of employees over the age of 18 said they would prefer a new benefit to a pay increase, meaning that the proper implementation of a new suite of benefits can have a hugely positive impact on morale and employee retention. But the push and pull can be worth the hassle.

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The Recruiting Trends to Pay Attention to in 2015

Spark Hire

In order to make 2015 a productive and positive one for your business, make note of these recruiting trends that will become important this year: An emphasis on retention. Retention should become even more of a priority to you this year, as it helps to keep your company consistent and productive. Yes, salary matters.

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Despite Slight Cooling, Recruiters Now in Higher Demand Than Engineering Talent

Recruiting Daily

However, recruitment and retention difficulties will not disappear as the unemployment rate is only projected to rise to around 4.5% Companies will need to prepare for continued labor shortages and further improve their sourcing and retention strategies to remain competitive.” in 2023 and labor supply remains challenged.

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Internal Mobility: More Than an Excellent Sourcing Channel? Yes!

SmartRecruiters

Even back in 2015, a Gallup Workforce Panel study showed that more half of employees overall are actively looking for a new job. But the reasons for doing so weren’t necessarily focused on compensation. Even better, internal mobility improves your organization in other ways. Internal mobility: No need to look elsewhere.

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How Employers Can Turn the Student Debt Crisis Into a Recruitment Opportunity

Indeed

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the median starting salary for a new graduate in 2015 was $43,000. Bean bag chairs, free food and ping-pong tables in an office are unlikely to have much impact on talent attraction or retention if the underlying economic concerns of new graduates are left unaddressed.

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How To Take Advantage Of The Best Job Market In Years

SmartRecruiters

The 2015 Regional Hiring Outlook , a report and survey by recruiting firm The Execu|Search Group , shows a much improved job market, where employees may finally have the upper hand. Execu|Search: 63% of clients surveyed said their biggest challenge of 2015 will be finding qualified candidates.

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What’s on the Minds of Job Seekers?

NPA Worldwide

Jobvite’s 2015 Job Seeker Nation Study offers insights into the current job market and how job seekers are approaching their career searches. The primary reason for seeking a new job is for higher compensation (32% of respondents), and it is the primary factor in deciding to accept a new job (61% of respondents).

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