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How recruiters can navigate a split labor market in 2025

HR Brew

In fact, hiring rates are highest for workers making less than $55,000 a year, and lowest for those making more than $96,000, according to data from investment company Vanguard. Were having two different experiences on the labor market that are quite night and day, Rachel Sederberg, senior economist at research firm Lightcast, told HR Brew.

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21 Types of Employment: Your Hire-To-Retire Guide

AIHR

One reason for this is the cost of slow hiring. Blending different types of employment can help plug this gap by tapping into broader talent pools while also reducing costs, boosting agility, and nurturing future talent. Here are 21 employee classifications you can explore: 1. Contents What are the 21 types of employment?

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2024 HR Tech M&A Activity: A Year of Resilience and Growth

Lighthouse

From groundbreaking mergers and acquisitions to the introduction of innovative solutions that redefine talent management, payroll, and employee experience, 2024 has proven to be a year of transformation. If you’re an employer, check out the Awards for ideas on which solutions might be right for your needs.

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This HR leader is applying her career lessons to finding and retaining workers in construction

HR Brew

While Gen Zers are increasingly turning to trades jobs, there’s still a shortage of these roles, which is only expected to worsen as more skilled trades professionals retire in the coming years. That means HR pros in the industry have had to rethink attracting and retaining talent. And it’s a tough career,” she said.

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Understanding Group Medicare for an Aging Workforce: Key Considerations for HR Leaders

Speaker: Shawnequa Albert

With more employees choosing to work beyond age 65, HR leaders are increasingly being called upon to guide aging employees through one of the most complex transitions in their professional lives - from employer sponsored plans to Group Medicare. Ensure your employees transition with confidence - secure your spot now!

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Recruit Those That Can Start Work Immediately – With “Start Next Week Hiring”

Dr. John Sullivan

I’ve been called the father of speed hiring, perhaps because my first article on it appeared nearly 25 years ago. And today, I’m outlining a version of speed hiring that I call “Start Next Week Hiring” (or SNWH). ” Hiring manager to recruiter “I need them to start work yesterday.”

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9 Trends in Talent Management That Drive Better Retention and Growth

Hppy

Employees expect support, growth opportunities, and open communication. This article will explore key trends that can help organizations attract and retain valuable employees. A broader, more integrated approach can improve employee satisfaction and reduce turnover. Todays workplaces look different from even a few years ago.

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More Than a Benefit: Group Medicare and the Psychology of Retirement

Speaker: Shae Noble

As the workforce ages, retirement is becoming a more complex and emotionally significant transition. For many employees, retiring marks not only a change in benefits and income but also a shift in identity, community, and purpose. 🌱 The expanded role of Group Medicare in supporting employee well-being beyond healthcare.

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5 Culture Trends for 2019

Companies that are looking to attract, engage, and retain top talent should leverage these trends to create workplaces where employees thrive. As we approach 2019, major shifts in the work environment will continue to affect the ways companies do business.