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7 Trends to Expect in 2015

Cielo HR Leader

As recruiters, talent acquisition professionals and leaders in HR, the importance of employee engagement, culture, job satisfaction and retention is often discussed. Employee engagement and job satisfaction is one trend/challenge that appears to carry particular significance as we near 2015. 2.) Retention/turnover.

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When It Comes to Social Recruiting, It’s All About the Mobile

TLNT: The Business of HR

Nearly seven out of 10 (69 percent) of recruiters expect competition to increase in 2015. With the fiercely competitive nature of talent acquisition, what can organizations do to make sure their recruiting and organizational talent management functions are up to speed? more…).

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Top 10 Talent Trends

Cielo HR Leader

Summer is in full swing, and 2014 has reached the halfway point (albeit a couple of weeks ago, on July 1). As the year continues to race by, today we take a step back to recap the most noteworthy 2014 statistics to date. Are these trends still present? How has the mindset of today’s talent shifted in recent months?

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Social Recruiting: It’s All About the Mobile

China Gorman

69% of recruiters expect competition to increase in 2015. With the fiercely competitive nature of talent acquisition, what can organizations do to make sure their recruiting and organizational talent management functions are up to speed?

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Curing Healthcare’s Hiring Woes

HRExecutive

Few sectors exemplify the scope of the challenges facing today’s recruiters better than healthcare. Wright noted that healthcare is becoming a much larger part of the economy and predicted that that trend most likely will continue. percent between 2014 and 2024 for all [healthcare] occupations. They have to be there ….”.

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Dallas-Fort Worth Job Outlook

Professional Alternatives

Unemployment Lower than National Average Good news for workers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area – not only is the unemployment rate down from 2014 (when comparing May 2014 to May 2015), but it’s 28 percent lower than the national average of 5.3 percent from April 2014 to April 2015, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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5 Key Recruitment Trends For 2015

TalentCulture

Widening gaps between demand and supply of skilled workers mean that recruitment will see a more competitive hiring and spending environment in 2015. In the coming year, 69% of recruiters expect to see competition increase. Here are the five key trends that you need to know about. Increased Focus on Quality of Hire.