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May 2022 Labor Market Pulse | The Jacobson Group

The Jacobson Group

With reports wage growth isn’t keeping pace with rising inflation, we’re continuing to see many clients rethink their compensation and overall retention strategies. For more on comprehensive retention strategies, view our latest white paper: Retaining Top Talent in Today’s Competitive Labor Market.

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5 Recruiting Trends You Can’t Ignore

NPA Worldwide

The smart folks at Qualigence have published a new white paper identifying five major recruiting trends that cannot be ignored this year: Diversity and Inclusion – Qualigence states that 78% of talent leaders rate diversity and inclusion as a top trend. What strategies are you using with these recruiting trends?

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By the Numbers: December 29, 2017

BountyJobs

To ensure you have created the most attractive compensation package, you need to know that role, that industry, like the back of your hand. Technology-forward recruiting efforts continued to climb as an effective tool for sourcing and hiring as well as for long-term retention. Ban on Compensation History Inquiries.

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Motivation + Engagement = Employee Retention

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Competitive compensation and benefits are still crucial, but there are other factors employers should consider with regard to employee retention. Creating a positive employee experience is critical to increasing retention and meeting company goals. The factors that engage and retain employees might not be what you think.

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Why Are Employees Leaving Their Jobs?

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Remote work; compensation; and diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) initiatives are among the leading factors that can make or break your company’s retention goals for the year. Fair Compensation. Flexibility, benefits and an engaging culture may be important to employees, but compensation often is their top priority.

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How Company Culture Drives Employee Performance

Achievers - Recruiting

When you work in the HR department, it’s easy to become enmeshed in all the ins and out of compensation, benefits packages, and employee performance reviews — it’s a big part of the job! But money isn’t everything, and employees know it. The link between a strong culture and employee performance . ” . Share your comments below.

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How To Maximize Employee Potential

TalentGuard

What would help you to improve your staff retention levels and enable everyone in your organization to maximize their potential? For most employees, while compensation is important, there’s more to effective talent management than paying a high salary. Download the white paper: Career Pathing as a Talent Imperative.

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