2020 Diversity hiring Recruitment 
HRExecutive
MARCH 31, 2021
It took a global pandemic for some employers to overcome their biggest fear when it came to their recruiting function: change. Many of these changes have raised the bar for the recruitment process and candidate experience. People] think if the CEO can hire someone to lead our sales organization, maybe I can, too.
HRExecutive
NOVEMBER 8, 2021
As companies continue to lose top talent during the Great Resignation , many are quickly trying to fill vacancies by pivoting their recruitment and hiring strategies—adding sign-on bonuses, emphasizing a commitment to flexibility, upping their investment in corporate social responsibility.
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HR Brew
OCTOBER 15, 2024
It was a job she thought would be temporary, though she’d end up staying for nearly 15 years, first in benefits and then recruiting before finally moving into professional development, where she worked to support the careers of employees’ she’d helped hire over the years. This [new opportunity] would be exciting to join very early.”
HRExecutive
DECEMBER 4, 2020
This month, HRE is helping HR leaders prepare for the year ahead with a series featuring insights from industry experts, thought leaders and others about what we can learn from 2020 and the challenges coming in 2021. Karin Borchert, CEO of Modern Hire. See also: Employers make ‘remarkable’ pivot to virtual hiring. Advertisement.
Speaker: Dr. Akilah Cadet, Founder and CEO of Change Cadet
During the summer of allyship (summer 2020), many companies made diversity, recruitment, and anti-racism commitments. Even though it is a year and a half later, it is important that these commitments continue to happen within recruitment and retention.
ExactHire
FEBRUARY 12, 2020
My gut tells me that many employers are open to the idea of hiring individuals from the justice involved community, but have historically avoided the opportunity for a variety of reasons. Why you should consider hiring the justice involved population. After all, they haven’t been sufficiently motivated to do so. That changes now.
Great Place to Work
SEPTEMBER 7, 2022
Business leaders have been touting their commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion & belonging for years — but what’s really changed? After the murder of George Floyd in May of 2020, many business leaders made promises to make meaningful change for underrepresented communities. But action has been slow.
Speaker: Lisa Kenney, CEO of Reimagine Gender
For companies, creating gender-inclusive environments isn’t just about being inclusive — it’s a competitive advantage, particularly when it comes to talent recruitment and retention. Lisa will provide concrete tips on how to create more inclusive processes, policies, and practices.
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