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Employee Retention: How to Retain Top Talent in 2022 | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

There’s no better year than 2022 to prioritize employee retention — after all, we’ve all heard of the Great Resignation. 73% of employers say they’re having trouble filling open roles, a problem that 70% expect to persist well into 2022. Employees stay up to 41% longer at companies that hire internally.

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5 tips to boost your 2022 seasonal hiring

CareerArc

Seasonal hiring. With many struggling just to fill their open positions at all, the thought of increasing hiring to match holiday demand just seems unrealistic. For example, holiday hiring in the retail industry dropped 7% this last year due to difficulties in finding retail staff. Use the right incentives for seasonal hiring.

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Announcing The New World of Work, two years on: A 2022 worker survey

Workable

What about now in 2022? We decided to go and find out for ourselves, by sending out the same survey again in July 2022 – albeit with a few updated questions. The rise of compensation, benefits and opportunities as top value props shows that jobseekers have leverage in what they can get out of a job beyond “getting” the job.

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2022 UK State of Tech Salaries

HIRED

New Data on Salary Trends in the UK Following a Season of Hiring Contradictions. While the Great Resignation defined 2021, 2022 is to be determined. Earlier this year we saw aggressive hiring in response to attrition and ambitious goals. Yet despite these events, the hiring market remains cautiously optimistic.

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4 Compensation Management Trends for 2023

HRsoft

Enterprise organizations have had to navigate all these challenges in recent years – is compensation management adding to your headaches? Compensation management is the process of how an organization pays its employees. This can include both direct and indirect compensation , such as salary, bonuses and benefits.

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Leveraging Compensation: Why Pay Equity Is Key to a High-Performing Workforce

Slayton Search Partners

Despite challenges, fair compensation remains critical to talent attraction and retention. Compensation is vital to talent attraction and retention today. Demand for fair compensation—a concept that has proven difficult to define—will only escalate in the wake of rising inflation rates and imminent recession concerns.

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2024 Nurse Salary and Work Insights for Talent Acquisition

Recruiting Daily

For TA and recruiting, the Nurse.com 2024 Nurse Salary and Work-Life Report provides invaluable insights into the current landscape of nurse compensation, benefits, and workplace dynamics. Key demographic differences compared to the 2022 survey: Younger respondent pool: The median age of nurse respondents was 47 in 2024, down from 53 in 2022.