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Retention, gender gaps, and pay increases: New CareerArc/Harris Poll Survey

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Ah, retention. Positive company culture/morale – 27%. Pay increases remain a strong retention and talent acquisition tactic. Retention is not a losing battle. Plus, happy employees not only lead to higher retention but also lead to increased employee advocacy and employee referrals. Flexible work schedule – 35%.

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Does social media attract more qualified candidates? 5 companies speak

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We’ve explained about how social media allows you to speak to passive candidates (candidates not actively looking for a job ), and how social recruiting lets you share your employer brand to find candidates that fit better with your culture, values, and mission. Today, we’re trying something different. Read more here.

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Employee advocacy, social media, and the American jobseeker: 25 must-know stats

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Cultural and demographic trends are also shifting the employment landscape and worklife, like the growing Gen Z population in companies and the rise of Millennials to the leadership ranks, and with these younger generations, the increased participation in employee advocacy and social media in the workplace. .

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5 methods of using social media to hire employees during the Great Resignation

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So let’s get into the different ways you could use social media to show your candidates that you’re the company they want to be working for. We talked earlier about how social recruiting is a valuable tool always. Those are the type of things you should always be posting on your social media accounts. Another example?

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How to get buy-in for social recruiting: 9 tactics

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So you’ve done your research into social recruiting. But now comes the tricky bit: you have to get leadership to buy into social recruiting. Which begs the question—how do you get buy-in on social recruiting? Nine tactics on how to get buy in from leadership on social recruiting.

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Using a social media automation tool for recruiting: 10 companies share ROI

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Social recruiting needs to be an integral part of your talent acquisition strategy , especially now. But for social recruiting to be done right, it needs to be done at scale —with enough variety, frequency, and reach to effectively break through the noise and reach the candidates you’re looking for. Here’s the thing.

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6 Must-try Talent Acquisition Strategies for 2022

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Employer brand and reputation have never been more important to talent acquisition and talent retention. Has your company culture and employment offering changed in the past year? Have you developed a more scrappy and resilient culture? Employee spotlights are a cornerstone in any employer brand and social recruiting strategy.