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How Can I Improve my Workplace for Women?

Gender diversity in the workplace is a business priority and corresponds with financial performance significantly above the industry median, according to the Why Diversity Matters report.

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Building Diversity in the Workplace

According to a recent LinkedIn study, there’s no issue more pressing than diversity in the workplace. Inclusive teams perform better, contribute additional resources to company culture, work more efficiently, develop[...]

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Building a Learning Culture In Your Workplace

One of the main pain points for many HR departments is the inability to find qualified candidates. As technology continues to rapidly develop, skills are rendered obsolete at increasing rates. This is reflected in[...]

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Overcoming Recruitment Challenges as a Small Business

At a glance, it may seem like small businesses have the short end of the stick when it comes to recruitment. Small businesses may not be able to provide the same salaries or benefits as large corporations. In some[...]

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The Value of Employer Branding

In a candidate’s job market, recruiters have to pull out all the stops to attract top-tier talent for long-term growth. Millennial and Gen Z candidates job search differently—company culture is immensely important to[...]

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The New Workforce: Contract Workers

The contracted workforce is growing. It’s the gig economy, and 1 in 5 American jobs is held by a contract worker. In the next decade, freelance work could become the new normal.

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2019 Recruitment Trends

More than any other factor, a low unemployment rate—between 3.5 and 5%—defined the recruiting landscape in 2018. The hiring shortage and the increased competition that came with it led to a candidate’s market, posing a[...]

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Pinterest for Recruitment

Social media is an essential aspect of recruiting these days, but most recruiters stick to Facebook, Linkedin, and Twitter. What about the dozens of other popular sites?

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How to plan for an older workforce

Senior citizens ages 65 and above are constituting a larger share of the workforce every year. 16.4% of all 65+ year olds are employed. The U.S. has an aging population—the U.S. Census Bureau reports that by 2050 there[...]

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