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- Recruitment agencies have transformed over the past 20 years due to technological advances like email, websites, and social media which have changed how candidates and employers interact.
- The global financial crisis of 2008 impacted recruitment agencies as employers cut costs and came to see recruitment as something anyone could do themselves online.
- Going forward, successful recruitment agencies will be locally-based, provide flexible staffing solutions like temporary workers, and add value through their local knowledge of candidates and markets to address the increasing volatility in staffing needs.
WHITEPER Relationship Based RecruitingFadi Bishara
The document discusses relationship-based recruiting as an effective hiring strategy for startups. It describes relationship-based recruiting as utilizing a recruiter's existing relationships with both employers and candidates to find the right matches, rather than sorting through large numbers of resumes. This targeted approach saves companies time compared to traditional hiring methods, while also giving access to a pool of top talent specifically suited for innovative technology companies. The document advocates that relationship-based recruiting through a professional recruiter can provide major financial and time advantages that are critical for startups.
Unlocking Value - Embrace Governance, Risk, and Compliance PracticesKelly Services
As more and more direct business effort must be expended toward relationships with customers, as companies feel comfortable with the reach of technology and their need to manage more amounts of highly specific data, and as more companies struggle to satisfy the career and lifestyle priorities of workers, they have warmed to the idea of outsourcing mission-critical functions.
For market leaders who are obsessed with building more company value, outsourcing has actually become a key business strategy.
The document discusses how Heineken brings a taste for adventure to its employer brand by attracting and nurturing people who want to go the extra distance and embrace new ideas, as reflected in the company's expanding operations, ambitious corporate strategy, and marketing that looks to break new ground. Heineken closely aligns its product, corporate and employer brands to project creativity, originality and flair that reinforces each brand and reflects what it's really like to work at the organization, opening doors to attract top talent.
Whether you need flexible talent for short-term needs or projects, or you need to fill critical openings on your team, finding exceptional talent has never been more difficult, time-consuming, expensive, and frustrating. In this presentation you'll learn the right questions to ask to find the right staffing agency to help you meet your talent needs.
In this presentation:
- How strong is the agency's recruiting reach?
- Does the staffing agency specialize in the talent you require?
- How well does the agency screen and assess candidates?
- And 9 more important questions to ask when choosing a staffing agency!
Coming out of the crisis what do healthcare workers want _ randstadMot Juste
The document discusses lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic for healthcare employers. It summarizes findings from a survey of healthcare employees in over 30 countries. Key priorities identified include supporting employee mental health and well-being through engagement, work-life balance, job security, and promoting technology. The pandemic highlighted the importance of these issues for attracting and retaining healthcare talent.
This document describes The Hiring Scale, a tool that measures hiring demand and talent supply to assess how difficult a position will be to fill. It does this by comparing the number of qualified candidates (supply) to the number of open positions (demand) for a given job in a given location. The Hiring Scale scores positions on a 1-99 scale, with 99 being hardest to fill. Understanding a position's Hiring Scale score early allows recruiters to develop a more effective strategy to reduce time-to-fill and costs. The document provides an example of analyzing a software engineer position in Seattle and identifies alternative locations with easier hiring conditions.
HulloJobs Technology Shaping HR’s FutureHullo Jobs
Technology is disrupting and transforming
the HR sector as it gears up for a phase of
reinvention. Hullo Jobs is leveraging
technology to make HR practices simpler
and smarter, while connecting job seekers
and recruiters with digital tools.
- Recruitment agencies have transformed over the past 20 years due to technological advances like email, websites, and social media which have changed how candidates and employers interact.
- The global financial crisis of 2008 impacted recruitment agencies as employers cut costs and came to see recruitment as something anyone could do themselves online.
- Going forward, successful recruitment agencies will be locally-based, provide flexible staffing solutions like temporary workers, and add value through their local knowledge of candidates and markets to address the increasing volatility in staffing needs.
WHITEPER Relationship Based RecruitingFadi Bishara
The document discusses relationship-based recruiting as an effective hiring strategy for startups. It describes relationship-based recruiting as utilizing a recruiter's existing relationships with both employers and candidates to find the right matches, rather than sorting through large numbers of resumes. This targeted approach saves companies time compared to traditional hiring methods, while also giving access to a pool of top talent specifically suited for innovative technology companies. The document advocates that relationship-based recruiting through a professional recruiter can provide major financial and time advantages that are critical for startups.
Unlocking Value - Embrace Governance, Risk, and Compliance PracticesKelly Services
As more and more direct business effort must be expended toward relationships with customers, as companies feel comfortable with the reach of technology and their need to manage more amounts of highly specific data, and as more companies struggle to satisfy the career and lifestyle priorities of workers, they have warmed to the idea of outsourcing mission-critical functions.
For market leaders who are obsessed with building more company value, outsourcing has actually become a key business strategy.
The document discusses how Heineken brings a taste for adventure to its employer brand by attracting and nurturing people who want to go the extra distance and embrace new ideas, as reflected in the company's expanding operations, ambitious corporate strategy, and marketing that looks to break new ground. Heineken closely aligns its product, corporate and employer brands to project creativity, originality and flair that reinforces each brand and reflects what it's really like to work at the organization, opening doors to attract top talent.
Whether you need flexible talent for short-term needs or projects, or you need to fill critical openings on your team, finding exceptional talent has never been more difficult, time-consuming, expensive, and frustrating. In this presentation you'll learn the right questions to ask to find the right staffing agency to help you meet your talent needs.
In this presentation:
- How strong is the agency's recruiting reach?
- Does the staffing agency specialize in the talent you require?
- How well does the agency screen and assess candidates?
- And 9 more important questions to ask when choosing a staffing agency!
Coming out of the crisis what do healthcare workers want _ randstadMot Juste
The document discusses lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic for healthcare employers. It summarizes findings from a survey of healthcare employees in over 30 countries. Key priorities identified include supporting employee mental health and well-being through engagement, work-life balance, job security, and promoting technology. The pandemic highlighted the importance of these issues for attracting and retaining healthcare talent.
This document describes The Hiring Scale, a tool that measures hiring demand and talent supply to assess how difficult a position will be to fill. It does this by comparing the number of qualified candidates (supply) to the number of open positions (demand) for a given job in a given location. The Hiring Scale scores positions on a 1-99 scale, with 99 being hardest to fill. Understanding a position's Hiring Scale score early allows recruiters to develop a more effective strategy to reduce time-to-fill and costs. The document provides an example of analyzing a software engineer position in Seattle and identifies alternative locations with easier hiring conditions.
HulloJobs Technology Shaping HR’s FutureHullo Jobs
Technology is disrupting and transforming
the HR sector as it gears up for a phase of
reinvention. Hullo Jobs is leveraging
technology to make HR practices simpler
and smarter, while connecting job seekers
and recruiters with digital tools.
The document discusses the changing landscape of talent acquisition and the opportunity for talent acquisition leaders to take on a more strategic role in workforce management. Key points include:
1) The workforce is becoming more complex with a rise in contingent and freelance workers, requiring talent acquisition to consider a variety of talent sourcing options beyond just full-time employees.
2) Talent acquisition has an opportunity to extend its influence and value by leading strategic workforce management efforts to optimize both internal and external labor resources to meet changing business needs.
3) While companies recognize the benefits of a more holistic approach, substantial organizational barriers remain, including silos between business units and a lack of understanding among decision makers of all available talent options
The document provides a marketing plan for Ashworth Mechanical Services. It includes a situation analysis, SWOT analysis, and marketing strategy. The situation analysis examines the internal environment including lack of structure, funding, and employees. It also analyzes the customer environment of competitive pricing and lack of brand awareness. The SWOT analysis identifies strengths like expertise and flexibility, weaknesses such as lack of funding, and opportunities like community involvement. Threats include competition from local mechanics. The marketing strategy outlines target markets, branding, pricing, and promotion tactics.
[Whitepaper] Talent Acquisition is Dead - Talent Attraction Takes RootAppcast
Learn simple strategies to start attracting the best talent to your organization.
Written by Tim Sackett - President, HRU Technical Resources & Industry Thought-Leader
The Auto Industry is plagued by high employee turnover which cost the industry billions of dollars a year. Check out this quick, easy guide to learn a few strategies to reduce the impact at your dealership and protect your bottom line.
It’s all yours. You can help yourself to any of the job descriptions or letter templates in this guide. They’re available in PDF form or if you prefer there’s a link to a downloadable Word doc. Enjoy, customize and never face a blank page again!
This document provides a summary of resources for hiring in the media industry, including job descriptions, interview questions, letters, and other resources. It includes templates for 16 common media jobs such as art director, graphic designer, photographer, and video editor. The document also provides tips for hiring media professionals and a case study on how Hubspot has successfully hired journalists. Overall, the document is a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to hire for various roles in the media industry.
Organizations are increasingly focusing on the development of frontline workers in order to differentiate their employer brand, build a strong employee value proposition, and to ensure they have the skills and knowledge needed to compete in the market place.
Alternative Pathways for learning allow organizations to focus their spending on workforce development, training, and tuition assistance strategically to build their workforce.
Five myths of supplying talent through a third-party provider modelKelly Services
The document discusses 5 myths about supplying talent through a third-party provider model. The first myth discussed is that losing the direct client relationship will harm a supplier's business. The document argues that if suppliers adapt to working with a third-party program office like they would any other client, it can open doors to more business opportunities. The second myth is that suppliers will not have a clear view of client needs working through a third-party. The document states that a good program office will ensure transparency and information sharing to give suppliers insights into client needs. The third myth is that good suppliers just do the job without asking questions. The document advocates for a culture of continuous learning and innovation, where suppliers feel comfortable asking questions. The fourth
Not responsive. Late for interviews. Unprepared. Complaints have been made about candidates, but now these phrases are being used for recruiters and hiring managers.
Using Business Intelligence in the Talent Marketplace - UpdatedAshley Zito Rowe
The document discusses how using data on hiring demand and talent supply can help HR professionals and recruiters make strategic decisions to address workforce challenges. It provides examples showing how this data, such as from WANTED Analytics, can help assess recruiting difficulty for certain roles in different locations, identify potential candidates, and evaluate competition from other employers. The data insights allow recruiters to develop tailored hiring strategies to effectively fill roles that may be hard to recruit for.
There has been a 40% increase in demand for HR project leads in the interim space; candidates that have experience working across a number of client groups, and those that specialize in HR restructures and organisational change have been highly sought after.
Retail Industry Executive Series October 2010pavansriram
This document discusses innovative hiring practices for the retail industry. It notes that the retail industry in India is growing again after an economic slowdown. There is a need for various retail jobs at different levels. Frontline sales and customer service staff are key to success. The document recommends implementing an integrated recruiting and selection process using technology to source from a large applicant pool, filter candidates through online assessments, and conduct interviews only with qualified candidates. This approach could increase the number of qualified applicants, reduce costs per hire, and lower time-to-fill positions compared to traditional hiring methods.
Philips has evolved from a consumer electronics business to a leading health technology company. This has increased demand for technical specialists like software developers and data scientists. Philips engages both permanent employees and contract/contingent workers to access different types of global talent. They have developed an "assignment value proposition" tailored for freelancers that focuses on opportunities for skills development through challenging projects. Philips aims to connect people with work in the most seamless way, whether working from home or in an office. Diversity and inclusion are also priorities, and Philips tracks all feedback to improve as an employer.
The document discusses how G&A Partners provides a human capital management platform called Recruit-Learn-Perform to help companies optimize their workforce. It describes how the platform helps a company called ACME recruit a new accountant named Andy, train him through online courses, and manage his performance through reviews and goal setting. The platform streamlines processes like applicant tracking, training delivery, and performance evaluation to help small businesses implement the same best practices in human capital management used by large Fortune 500 companies.
The document discusses how many companies fail to respond to job applicants, which leaves applicants feeling dejected and negatively impacts companies. Two surveys found that only 39% of hiring managers respond to all applicants, and 82% of applicants have not heard back from at least one employer. Failing to respond can damage companies' employment brands, as 47% of applicants would never seek future employment and one-third would discourage friends and family from working there. However, responding positively correlates with applicants having a better opinion of companies and being more likely to recommend the company to others. The article advocates for automated communications to applicants to improve the applicant experience without extensive resources.
1) A company's career website is a key channel for developing and maintaining a consistent talent brand that attracts top candidates by highlighting why they should want to work there.
2) Best practices for communicating the talent brand on the site include providing company history, employee testimonials, career paths, benefits, location details, and a recruiting events calendar.
3) An effective talent brand is promoted internally, externally, and across all employee touchpoints to consistently convey the company's value proposition and culture.
The document summarizes key findings from a survey of HR directors in the manufacturing sector on trends in 2019. Some of the main findings include:
- 64% of respondents felt their current workforce was engaged, while 36% saw opportunities to improve engagement. Capturing why employees leave was important to build retention strategies.
- 86% could capture reasons for why employees leave their organizations, with top reasons being lack of vision, recognition, development opportunities, and failure to listen.
- 54% reviewed employee performance once a year, but there is a shift toward more frequent, collaborative reviews for improved feedback and engagement.
- Over 80% heavily relied on recruitment agencies, but many saw potential for cost savings by developing internal recruiting capabilities
The document summarizes key findings from a survey of HR directors in the manufacturing sector on trends in 2019. Some of the main findings include:
- 64% of respondents felt their current workforce was engaged, while 36% saw opportunities to improve engagement. Capturing why employees leave was important to build retention strategies.
- 86% could capture reasons for why employees leave their organizations. Top reasons included lack of vision, recognition, development opportunities, and financial insecurity.
- 54% reviewed employee performance once a year, while there is a trend toward more frequent, collaborative reviews to ensure transparency and engagement.
- Over 80% heavily relied on recruitment agencies, though in-house recruiting could save costs and better ensure hiring aligned
A Digital Workplace for the Flexible WorkforceBMC_DSM
The document discusses how the modern workforce has become more flexible, with more contract and remote workers. This presents challenges for companies to manage varying workloads, but also opportunities if the right tools are available. Key points are that technology is crucial to enable remote access and collaboration, and IT support needs to transform to quickly support mobile and flexible employees. If implemented correctly with the proper digital tools, a flexible work model can increase productivity and help businesses adapt to changing workforce needs.
best practice in RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION Preeti Bhaskar
Forward-thinking businesses need to embrace new talent acquisition trends to attract and retain top talent in today's changing workforce. Key trends include focusing on candidate experience through high quality user interfaces, personalizing the application process, leveraging social media and connections, enabling global hiring, and tailoring recruiting to millennials. Adopting solutions that support these emerging trends can help future-proof an organization's recruiting.
The document discusses the changing landscape of talent acquisition and the opportunity for talent acquisition leaders to take on a more strategic role in workforce management. Key points include:
1) The workforce is becoming more complex with a rise in contingent and freelance workers, requiring talent acquisition to consider a variety of talent sourcing options beyond just full-time employees.
2) Talent acquisition has an opportunity to extend its influence and value by leading strategic workforce management efforts to optimize both internal and external labor resources to meet changing business needs.
3) While companies recognize the benefits of a more holistic approach, substantial organizational barriers remain, including silos between business units and a lack of understanding among decision makers of all available talent options
The document provides a marketing plan for Ashworth Mechanical Services. It includes a situation analysis, SWOT analysis, and marketing strategy. The situation analysis examines the internal environment including lack of structure, funding, and employees. It also analyzes the customer environment of competitive pricing and lack of brand awareness. The SWOT analysis identifies strengths like expertise and flexibility, weaknesses such as lack of funding, and opportunities like community involvement. Threats include competition from local mechanics. The marketing strategy outlines target markets, branding, pricing, and promotion tactics.
[Whitepaper] Talent Acquisition is Dead - Talent Attraction Takes RootAppcast
Learn simple strategies to start attracting the best talent to your organization.
Written by Tim Sackett - President, HRU Technical Resources & Industry Thought-Leader
The Auto Industry is plagued by high employee turnover which cost the industry billions of dollars a year. Check out this quick, easy guide to learn a few strategies to reduce the impact at your dealership and protect your bottom line.
It’s all yours. You can help yourself to any of the job descriptions or letter templates in this guide. They’re available in PDF form or if you prefer there’s a link to a downloadable Word doc. Enjoy, customize and never face a blank page again!
This document provides a summary of resources for hiring in the media industry, including job descriptions, interview questions, letters, and other resources. It includes templates for 16 common media jobs such as art director, graphic designer, photographer, and video editor. The document also provides tips for hiring media professionals and a case study on how Hubspot has successfully hired journalists. Overall, the document is a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to hire for various roles in the media industry.
Organizations are increasingly focusing on the development of frontline workers in order to differentiate their employer brand, build a strong employee value proposition, and to ensure they have the skills and knowledge needed to compete in the market place.
Alternative Pathways for learning allow organizations to focus their spending on workforce development, training, and tuition assistance strategically to build their workforce.
Five myths of supplying talent through a third-party provider modelKelly Services
The document discusses 5 myths about supplying talent through a third-party provider model. The first myth discussed is that losing the direct client relationship will harm a supplier's business. The document argues that if suppliers adapt to working with a third-party program office like they would any other client, it can open doors to more business opportunities. The second myth is that suppliers will not have a clear view of client needs working through a third-party. The document states that a good program office will ensure transparency and information sharing to give suppliers insights into client needs. The third myth is that good suppliers just do the job without asking questions. The document advocates for a culture of continuous learning and innovation, where suppliers feel comfortable asking questions. The fourth
Not responsive. Late for interviews. Unprepared. Complaints have been made about candidates, but now these phrases are being used for recruiters and hiring managers.
Using Business Intelligence in the Talent Marketplace - UpdatedAshley Zito Rowe
The document discusses how using data on hiring demand and talent supply can help HR professionals and recruiters make strategic decisions to address workforce challenges. It provides examples showing how this data, such as from WANTED Analytics, can help assess recruiting difficulty for certain roles in different locations, identify potential candidates, and evaluate competition from other employers. The data insights allow recruiters to develop tailored hiring strategies to effectively fill roles that may be hard to recruit for.
There has been a 40% increase in demand for HR project leads in the interim space; candidates that have experience working across a number of client groups, and those that specialize in HR restructures and organisational change have been highly sought after.
Retail Industry Executive Series October 2010pavansriram
This document discusses innovative hiring practices for the retail industry. It notes that the retail industry in India is growing again after an economic slowdown. There is a need for various retail jobs at different levels. Frontline sales and customer service staff are key to success. The document recommends implementing an integrated recruiting and selection process using technology to source from a large applicant pool, filter candidates through online assessments, and conduct interviews only with qualified candidates. This approach could increase the number of qualified applicants, reduce costs per hire, and lower time-to-fill positions compared to traditional hiring methods.
Philips has evolved from a consumer electronics business to a leading health technology company. This has increased demand for technical specialists like software developers and data scientists. Philips engages both permanent employees and contract/contingent workers to access different types of global talent. They have developed an "assignment value proposition" tailored for freelancers that focuses on opportunities for skills development through challenging projects. Philips aims to connect people with work in the most seamless way, whether working from home or in an office. Diversity and inclusion are also priorities, and Philips tracks all feedback to improve as an employer.
The document discusses how G&A Partners provides a human capital management platform called Recruit-Learn-Perform to help companies optimize their workforce. It describes how the platform helps a company called ACME recruit a new accountant named Andy, train him through online courses, and manage his performance through reviews and goal setting. The platform streamlines processes like applicant tracking, training delivery, and performance evaluation to help small businesses implement the same best practices in human capital management used by large Fortune 500 companies.
The document discusses how many companies fail to respond to job applicants, which leaves applicants feeling dejected and negatively impacts companies. Two surveys found that only 39% of hiring managers respond to all applicants, and 82% of applicants have not heard back from at least one employer. Failing to respond can damage companies' employment brands, as 47% of applicants would never seek future employment and one-third would discourage friends and family from working there. However, responding positively correlates with applicants having a better opinion of companies and being more likely to recommend the company to others. The article advocates for automated communications to applicants to improve the applicant experience without extensive resources.
1) A company's career website is a key channel for developing and maintaining a consistent talent brand that attracts top candidates by highlighting why they should want to work there.
2) Best practices for communicating the talent brand on the site include providing company history, employee testimonials, career paths, benefits, location details, and a recruiting events calendar.
3) An effective talent brand is promoted internally, externally, and across all employee touchpoints to consistently convey the company's value proposition and culture.
The document summarizes key findings from a survey of HR directors in the manufacturing sector on trends in 2019. Some of the main findings include:
- 64% of respondents felt their current workforce was engaged, while 36% saw opportunities to improve engagement. Capturing why employees leave was important to build retention strategies.
- 86% could capture reasons for why employees leave their organizations, with top reasons being lack of vision, recognition, development opportunities, and failure to listen.
- 54% reviewed employee performance once a year, but there is a shift toward more frequent, collaborative reviews for improved feedback and engagement.
- Over 80% heavily relied on recruitment agencies, but many saw potential for cost savings by developing internal recruiting capabilities
The document summarizes key findings from a survey of HR directors in the manufacturing sector on trends in 2019. Some of the main findings include:
- 64% of respondents felt their current workforce was engaged, while 36% saw opportunities to improve engagement. Capturing why employees leave was important to build retention strategies.
- 86% could capture reasons for why employees leave their organizations. Top reasons included lack of vision, recognition, development opportunities, and financial insecurity.
- 54% reviewed employee performance once a year, while there is a trend toward more frequent, collaborative reviews to ensure transparency and engagement.
- Over 80% heavily relied on recruitment agencies, though in-house recruiting could save costs and better ensure hiring aligned
A Digital Workplace for the Flexible WorkforceBMC_DSM
The document discusses how the modern workforce has become more flexible, with more contract and remote workers. This presents challenges for companies to manage varying workloads, but also opportunities if the right tools are available. Key points are that technology is crucial to enable remote access and collaboration, and IT support needs to transform to quickly support mobile and flexible employees. If implemented correctly with the proper digital tools, a flexible work model can increase productivity and help businesses adapt to changing workforce needs.
best practice in RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION Preeti Bhaskar
Forward-thinking businesses need to embrace new talent acquisition trends to attract and retain top talent in today's changing workforce. Key trends include focusing on candidate experience through high quality user interfaces, personalizing the application process, leveraging social media and connections, enabling global hiring, and tailoring recruiting to millennials. Adopting solutions that support these emerging trends can help future-proof an organization's recruiting.
Forward-thinking businesses need to implement recruiting solutions and processes that will attract and retain top talent as the nature of work and the workforce changes. Recruiting needs to focus on creating a positive user experience for candidates through personalized interactions and leveraging social connections and collaboration. Embracing these trends now can help organizations claim the best talent while competitors are still catching up to the changing landscape of talent acquisition.
The document provides five recommendations ("do's") for handling high-volume recruitment in a down economy. The recommendations are: 1) Post positions internally first before exploring other options, 2) Show candidates the positive and negative aspects of the position, 3) Use assessment tools that measure job-specific competencies and retention likelihood, 4) Use phone screening for high-volume positions, and 5) Make the hiring process as easy as possible for managers. The document emphasizes using processes and tools to efficiently manage large applicant pools while maintaining quality and experience for candidates and hiring managers.
This document discusses the recruiting funnel framework for improving the hiring process. It describes the five steps of the recruiting funnel as employment branding, sourcing, candidate experience, candidate selection, and insight. For each step, the document provides strategies and benchmarks for optimizing the process. The goal of the recruiting funnel is to create a continuous pipeline of qualified candidates by engaging with talent at each stage.
Contract staffing is an excellent option for companies going through phases of change and expansion. Try employing a contract employee to cover the gaps for a specific period, such as during a particularly large or critical task or when a full-time employee is on leave, rather than recruiting regular workers.
While consulting services like Maintec Staffing Solutions can assist you to focus on making contract staffing a cost-effective choice for your company, considering it could be a helpful tactic to support your organization during the impending financial turmoil.
1) The document discusses how digital technologies are transforming finance organizations and the skills needed in the finance workforce.
2) CFOs need to align current finance talent with future technology needs while maintaining regulatory requirements.
3) The path forward involves building skills within the current workforce through training, borrowing skills from other parts of the company, and buying new skills through targeted hiring to meet changing needs.
PRO provides a fully integrated managed service provider (MSP) and vendor management system (VMS) solution to help enterprises build well-managed contingent labor programs. It pioneered contingent workforce management in 1991 and has maintained leadership through its experienced staff and vendor-neutral approach. PRO helps companies secure the best talent at minimal cost while managing risk and ensuring compliance.
Every year, Kelly Services conducts a comprehensive survey of talent issues in many industries the world over. It is one aspect of an aggressive campaign to help the world’s companies understand what attracts, engages and motivates workers. This report is covering our findings about what workers in Finance want.
Financial and Insurance Services workers use multiple channels to access job information, preferring online job boards the most. They secured their most recent jobs through recruitment companies or headhunters more than the global average. Fewer workers secured recent jobs through word of mouth compared to globally. Companies should take advantage of the range of digital and analog resources workers use to engage talent and find qualified candidates.
The document discusses 5 mega-trends of the modern workforce: 1) challenges of attracting top talent who expect flexibility and ease, 2) the importance of corporate culture for engaging employees, 3) challenges of managing performance across different generations, 4) designing workplace real estate for increased engagement, and 5) maximizing profitability through an integrated human capital management platform. It emphasizes that organizations must adapt to changing workforce demands by investing in technology to empower HR professionals to better attract, engage, and manage talent.
[eBook for Job Sites] Expanding your Job Site to Include a Pay-for-Performanc...Appcast
This document provides guidance for job sites on transitioning to a pay-for-performance recruitment model. It discusses 1) why job sites should consider adding PFP to attract new clients and generate higher revenue, 2) how to plan a multi-year transition through business planning and gradual rollout, and 3) how to design a PFP product by choosing a performance metric like clicks, applications or hires and ensuring it can be tracked, priced and invoiced. The transition requires changes across the organization and careful testing and analysis to understand financial impacts and client value.
Three key recruitment trends are emerging:
1) Technology is becoming central to recruitment with tools like video simulations and social networking playing a larger role.
2) The software revolution is transforming industries and traditional companies now face threats from software disruptors.
3) There is a growing mismatch between available talent and new jobs as most graduates lack essential skills, and networking will fill roles before they are advertised.
This document provides an introduction to workplace experience and how employers can optimize the hybrid workplace using technology. It discusses how hybrid work is becoming the norm due to the pandemic and how this is impacting workplaces. Employers need to ensure they are accommodating hybrid workers' needs to attract and retain top talent. The document defines workplace experience as the experiences, people, and spaces that employees interact with. It provides examples of each and how connecting these can generate success. The document also summarizes research showing improved workplace experience leads to benefits like increased productivity and decreased absenteeism. It emphasizes the importance of workplace experience for both employers and employees.
This document discusses how companies will increasingly hire workers on a project or outcome basis rather than as permanent employees. It argues that companies will seek "work" rather than "workers" and will assemble teams of independent contractors, freelancers, and employees as needed to complete projects. Recruiters will need to adapt by developing ongoing relationships with independent talent and focusing more on engagement and communication over time rather than one-time hiring. The role of recruiters may evolve into "talent attractors" who publish information and advice for independent workers rather than directly sourcing for open roles.
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Own or manage a hotel? Are you plagued by rising turnover rates? Find out what you can do to stop the revolving door and reduce the turnover in your hotel.
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The competition for good employees is particularly fierce for smaller companies, who, despite providing the majority of new jobs in the United States,8 have a more difficult time hiring in general. Forecasting and planning let firms better manage talent shortages and surpluses. By understanding business cycles, the business needs of their firms, the current talent in their firms, and the pipelines for finding future talent, HR professionals can proactively reduce the impact the greater competition for talent will have.
Workforce planning is a strategic process that allows an organization to predict and manage its talent supply and demand. The goal of this process is to enable the organization to attain its business goals and execute its strategy. Because business leader input is as important as HR input, workforce planning is an organizational initiative, not something solely done by HR.
Despite the clear advantages of forecasting and planning, many organizations respond to their staffing needs reactively rather than proactively. In other words, they do little planning and simply work to fill positions as they open up. Jim Robbins, the former president and CEO of Cox Communications, put it this way: "We spend four months per year on the budget process, but we hardly spend any time talking about our talent, our strengths and how to leverage them, our talent needs and how to build them. Everyone is held accountable for their budget. But no one is held accountable for the strength of their talent pool. Isn't it the talent we have in each unit that drives our results? Aren't we missing something?"
At Corning, a leader in specialty glass and ceramics, talent planning is the "bridge that translates business strategy into talent strategy."10 Corning knows that its talent portfolio influences its success. Over- or understaffed units affect the company's cost structure, cash flow, and ability to deliver its products. The wrong skill mix can mean missed market opportunities if the workforce is underskilled or, if the workforce is overskilled, cost structures that undermine profitability. To keep its skill mix optimized, every spring Corning models its future talent needs across multiple scenarios and then analyzes strategies to close any gaps.11
In this chapter, we discuss the importance of understanding the organization's business strategy, goals, and competitive environment to identify what talents the firm will need. Ensuring that the right people are in place at the right time requires forecasting the firm's labor demand and maintaining an awareness of the relevant pipelines for its labor supply. Action plans can then be developed to address any gaps between the two. After reading this chapter, you will have a good understanding of the workforce forecasting and planning process.
THE WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS
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In the world of performance job advertising, the ROI of your spend is attained when a vertex between applicant volume and efficiency is reached. With the various performance models available in the market, knowing how and where to spend your job advertising dollars to get the outcomes you need is no easy task. Read the guide to optimize your pay-for-performance job advertising media.
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AI Considerations in HR Governance - Shahzad Khan - SocialHRCamp Ottawa 2024SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Shahzad Khan
This session on "AI Considerations in Human Resources Governance" explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into HR practices, examining its history, current applications, and the governance issues it raises. A framework to view Government in modern organizations is provided, along with the transformation and key considerations associated with each element of this framework, drawing lessons from other AI projects to illustrate these aspects. We then dive into AI's use in resume screening, talent acquisition, employee retention, and predictive analytics for workforce management. Highlighting modern governance challenges, it addresses AI's impact on the gig economy as well as DEI. We then conclude with future trends in AI for HR, offering strategic recommendations for incorporating AI in HR governance.
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Speaker: Celine Maasland
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Speaker: Heather Pysklywec
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1. YOUR ROADMAP FOR NAVIGATING HOW TO WORK
WITH AN ON-DEMAND STAFFING PROVIDER
New Economy New Rules
2. The gold watch at retirement. A symbol
of decades of dedication to a company
punctuated with a number of
milestones. But the fact is, the gold
watch is a dated relic of the past.
The workforce is currently undergoing its biggest
transformation in decades. No more decades-long
stints at companies. Longevity is now measured in
years, months, and even days, as more individuals
are seeking on-demand work that gives them the
flexibility to work where they want and when they
want to.
This shift doesn’t just benefit people looking for
more control of their careers; the new workforce
model also benefits companies themselves,
enabling them to fill immediate gaps with on-
demand talent.
*“The State of Contingent Workforce Management: A Guidebook for 2015,” Ardent Partners, August
2014. (https://ardentpartners.com/2014/08/the-state-of-contingent-workforce-management-a-
guidebook-for-2015/)
While contingent or
contract-based workers
made up nearly 35 percent
of the average company’s
workforce in 2014, that
number is expected to
reach 45 percent by
2017, according to
research firm
Ardent Partners.*
Wondering more about who these
on-demand economy workers are?
Check out this infographic for a
deep dive.
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3. Let’s pause for a moment. On-demand
talent, part of the bigger on-demand
economy movement powered by the
Ubers, the Airbnbs, and the Postmates
of the world, certainly seems promising.
But what does that mean for your business exactly?
The traditional staffing agency model as we know
it has existed for over 100 years, so how can you,
as a business owner, be assured that this new on-
demand model could be right for your business?
And how do you get started with evaluating the
number of providers out there?
Follow this roadmap to learn precisely how
to get from your starting point of scoping out
the “must-haves” for your on-demand staffing partner
to your final destination of reaping the many benefits
of a fully implemented on-demand staffing strategy.
*Bercovici, J. “Mary Meeker: How Millennials Are Powering the On-Demand Economy,” Inc.,
May 27, 2015. (http://www.inc.com/jeff-bercovici/mary-meeker-millennials-on-demand.html)
**“2105 Talent Shortage Survey,” ManpowerGroup, 201. (http://www.manpowergroup.com/
wps/wcm/connect/manpowergroup-en/home/thought-leadership/research-insights/
talent-shortage-2015/talent+shortage+results)
Millennials, the largest
working generation,
are driving this large-scale
shift in the workforce. 32
percent say they expect
to be working mostly
flexible hours in
the future.*
The number of
global employers
reporting talent
shortages in 2015 is at
a seven-year high at
38 percent.**
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4. PAGE 5 Key Considerations Before
Vetting On-Demand Staffing Providers
PAGE 10 7 Questions To Ask To Find The Right
On-Demand Staffing Platform
PAGE 19 Ensuring A Smooth Rollout
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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5. Know the Rules of the Road
KEY CONSIDERATIONS BEFORE VETTING
ON-DEMAND STAFFING PROVIDERS
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6. Embracing a new technology is a major milestone for any
organization, but to maximize the benefit, it’s essential to have a
clear picture of what the company’s key dependencies are before
delving into researching and vetting potential on-demand staffing
partners. The following are key considerations for any business to
help set the framework for the vetting process.
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7. SCOPE OUT WHERE ADDITIONAL
SUPPORT IS NEEDED
Common dimensions for
evaluating this include:
• By business function
• By geographic location
• By type of position
• By time of year
The goal of implementing an
on-demand staffing strategy
is to augment the company’s
existing workforce. Identifying
those specific areas in which the
company may be short-staffed will
help to understand where in the
business the on-demand workforce
model will be most effective.
Also key to success is determining
the specific skills and experiences
needed for those identified roles
and whether an on-demand
staffing platform is the best source
for delivering this talent versus an
alternate resource.
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8. HAVE A CLEAR PICTURE OF YOUR
COMPANY’S COMPLIANCE NEEDS
By having a clear picture of your company’s policies regarding worker
classification from the outset, it will help guide your decision-making
process for what platform is right for your business.
It’s therefore important to understand the mix of workers
that any given platform offers, as some are exclusively 1099
or W-2, while others may offer the agility of having both
classifications of workers.
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9. The best on-demand staffing platform is one that provides a
complete solution to address the entire on-demand talent lifecycle.
This should include everything from posting job ads, reviewing the
talent’s past performance and assigning work to compensating
those workers and rating them once the job is complete.
DETERMINE WHAT YOUR TALENT
LIFECYCLE LOOKS LIKE
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10. Time to Hit the Road
7 QUESTIONS TO ASK TO FIND THE RIGHT
ON-DEMAND STAFFING PLATFORM
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11. You’re now ready to venture out and start weeding through the
many on-demand staffing platforms available. Of course, when
trying to conceptualize any new model and how it might mesh with
your business, you’re probably wondering, “How do I know that I’ve
found the right provider?”
To make sure you’re on the right track (and that you’re avoiding any
unnecessary detours), the following are 7 key questions to ask to
determine the best partner for your business.
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12. One of the biggest concerns companies have when turning to
on-demand talent instead of building up a traditional base of full-
time employees is whether those workers will be qualified and
able to perform the job at hand. The right system should offer
complete transparency into the skills and abilities of its workers
via detailed worker ratings and provide a clear way to distinguish
the specific skills and areas of expertise of all workers. This way,
the company can identify and leverage the individuals with the
right experience for the specific job. The platform should also have
a process for performing background checks, further ensuring the
quality of the individuals presented.
1. ARE THE WORKERS QUALIFIED?
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13. 2. WHERE DO ON-DEMAND WORKERS
COME FROM?
On-demand staffing platforms access talent from a wide range
of venues; they can be found on sources like job boards, job fairs
and targeted ad campaigns. Word of mouth is also an important
method in finding on-demand talent; with more individuals
seeking independent work, workers already on a platform will be
eager to share their positive experiences with their peers.
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14. As many platforms rely on apps to connect companies with workers
automatically, a major concern is often what happens if an issue
crops up. Although technology serves as the main broker in the
relationship, the right platform will have a 24-7 customer support
program, enabling users to connect with a real person who can
address the problem.
3. WHO DO I TALK TO IF A PROBLEM
ARISES?
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15. 4. HOW DO I PAY PEOPLE?
As with so many aspects of the on-demand economy, payments to
the on-demand workforce should be swift and streamlined. The on-
demand staffing solution should offer a simple interface whereby
the company inputs payment information and can submit payment
once the work is approved with the click of a button.
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16. 5. DOES IT COST MONEY TO POST JOBS?
A credible on-demand staffing platform won’t charge any sort
of upfront fee for posting a job and accessing the talent pool.
Instead, the company should only be responsible for paying workers
once the job has been completed.
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17. 6. WHAT TYPES OF JOBS ARE GOOD
FOR POSTING TO AN ON-DEMAND
STAFFING PLATFORM? ARE THEY
JUST FOR LAST-MINUTE REQUESTS?
The on-demand model has proven successful for filling a wide
range of jobs, including warehousing, delivery drivers, event
staffing, administrative tasks and merchandising, as well as more
high-level roles.
But on-demand staffing isn’t just for filling positions with little
notice; the platform is also a strategic solution to help fill job
openings far in advance or for a series of positions that need to
be filled over the course of several days or weeks. Consider, for
example, the case of an e-commerce business anticipating a spike
in customer orders following a marketing promotion. By leveraging
an on-demand staffing solution, the company can begin to ramp
up the support that it needs well in advance to ensure that the
increased volume of customer orders can continue to be filled in a
timely manner.
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18. 7. HOW IS THE BUSINESS PROTECTED
FROM AN INSURANCE STANDPOINT?
Another common concern is about insurance and whether the
company would be at risk in regard to its on-demand talent. The
right platform should have a variety of protections in place for
the business and its workers alike. This should include general
liability insurance to cover any potential damage to company
equipment and facilities caused by workers during their service
engagement. Workers themselves should have protection, such as
Workers Comp or Occupational Accident Insurance (OAI), to cover
for medical-related benefits for accidental injuries that occur while
on the job.
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20. Now that you’ve ventured down this path of vetting on-demand
staffing providers, your organization has finally decided to make the
transition to working with a specific platform. So, where do you go
next? Here’s how to get your team ready for adding this powerful
new source of talent to the business’ daily operations.
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21. • Creating new processes to ensure the company’s
stakeholders understand the value of on-demand staffing
and how it will help the organization going forward.
• Helping these same parties understand their role in this
new approach and what they can do to streamline the
transition.
• Making sure that those involved in the day-to-day function of
using the on-demand platform know how to quickly reach
live support.
An effective change management plan will be essential to
success in shifting to on-demand labor. Education is a must -
consider doing the following:
By doing the planning at the front end, this ensures rapid
adoption and helps the company benefit from on-demand
talent as soon as possible.
BRACE THE TEAM
FOR THE CHANGES AHEAD
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23. In this highly dynamic business climate, the everyday reality is
mounting competitive pressures, increasing customer demands and
ongoing economic uncertainty. To stay ahead, businesses need
real-time solutions as their needs can change in an instant. Here’s
how an on-demand staffing model can help.
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24. The benefits of an on-demand staffing model are many, giving
businesses the flexibility they need in today’s fast-paced market.
Here are a few that any business can anticipate.
• Making businesses more agile and strategic so that they can
quickly adapt to marketplace changes by ramping up staffing
in real-time.
• Enabling companies to deploy their talent more effectively,
freeing up current internal resources to focus on more
business-critical priorities, while on-demand talent can take
care of less critical but still timely tasks.
• Empowering businesses with a cost-effective means of being
able to connect with qualified talent in real-time.
• Giving organizations the ability to “test-drive” high-potential
individuals they may wish to bring on for a full-time position.
BENEFITS OF AN ON-DEMAND
STAFFING MODEL
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25. Whatever the case may be, the need to fill talent gaps
immediately has become a growing concern for businesses as
they strive to stay competitive. In today’s new reality, on-demand
staffing provides a simple, cost-effective and timely way to do
just that. With a nimble approach in place for solving the age-old
problem of finding the right talent at the right time, that’s one less
roadblock for your business as it cruises ahead.
TRY ON-DEMAND STAFFING TO GET
THE TALENT YOU NEED NOW
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