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The Long View on Talent (and Surprising Layoff Costs)

Blu Ivy Group

This is approximately 1,000 people in a range of functions such as recruiting, support services, and sales. Imagine the business contracts marginally in 2022 (say 90% of 2021), but then grows again in 2023 as consumer confidence picks back up. Labour shortages are here to stay, and workers have a longer memory than employers.

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Top 20 Employee Management Software in 2023

Empuls

Leveraging such software helps drive productivity by streamlining processes and automating routine tasks. It helps retain talent by offering goal transparency, enabling performance reviews, and reducing administrative burdens. Customer service could be improved. Excellent customer service. G2 rating: 4.5/5

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Where Companies Need to Focus Their Employer Brand Investment in 2024

Blu Ivy Group

As we start to say goodbye to summer 2023, we step back into the renewed hustle and bustle of back-to-school time. For many organizations this sense of renewal extends into annual planning cycles; it’s time to evaluate past performance, realign courses of action and strategically set budgets for the year ahead.

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Employee Value Proposition Trends In 2022

Blu Ivy Group

Today we are sharing with you the why as well as to provide you with some deeper insights into what best employer brands are doing to drive greater impact out of their EVP work in 2022. Before we get too deep into the shifting Employer Brand and EVP tides, let’s revisit what an EVP is and why it is important to begin with.

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Team Member Interview: Shiloh Gabriel

Blu Ivy Group

For this team interview, we asked one of our newer team members, Shiloh, to share her thoughts Blu Ivy’s company culture, and her predictions on the future of Employer Brand strategy and its impact HR and business. Shiloh’s role is Director, Employer Brand & Culture.

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Team Member Interview: Andrea Nicho

Blu Ivy Group

For this team interview, we asked one of our newer team members, Andrea, to share her thoughts Blu Ivy’s company culture, and her predictions on the future of Employer Brand strategy and its impact HR and business. Andrea’s role is Director, Employer Brand & Culture.

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Human-Centered Leadership and Company Culture

Blu Ivy Group

Part of our work at Blu Ivy Group in helping organizations define, develop, and implement Employer Brand strategies includes working with industry leaders to design and align their leadership journey. Can we develop differentiated leadership strategies and initiatives that help us attract and retain our diverse talent needs?