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How to support and understand veteran employees as they enter the civilian workforce

HR Brew

She started ROTCs at 17 then enlisted for active duty in the Army, spending 10 years in service before retiring and joining the civilian workforce in 2022. When hiring veterans, companies should also be aware that they may experience learning curves, with everything from business terminology to healthcare benefits.

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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. Skills-based hiring and job hunting. But, in this labor market, recruiters are wishing for greener pastures everywhere. Quick-to-read HR news & insights.

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

AIHR

One reason for this is the cost of slow hiring. Common benefits include health insurance, retirement plans, PTO, and sick leave. Casual employment This flexible work arrangement hires workers on an ‘as needed’ basis and offers no guarantee of regular work hours. On average, it takes 41 days to fill a vacancy.

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The C Sheet January 14: Hospital Staff Shortages, High Reservation Wages, and a Resurgence of Retirees

Visier

LinkedIn’s chief economist shares the hiring trends companies can expect in 2022. Rising wages and other US hiring trends to expect in 2022 (Quartz at Work). Here’s how to help them with their reentry: Welcoming Back Formerly-Retired Workers Can Help Remedy Your Labor Pains. A New Minimum Wage. Retirees Are Making a Comeback.

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Quiet hiring: Pros, cons, and best practices for success

Business Management Daily

The latest ‘quiet’ buzzword to take over the human resources world is quiet hiring , a process where an organization gains new skills without hiring new full-time employees. How prevalent is quiet hiring? Surprisingly, quiet hiring has become an extremely prevalent workplace trend lately. What is quiet hiring?

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Why employers are leaning into benefits to stand out in the job market

HR Brew

Even as the labor market cools overall, employers that are continuing to hire may lean on wages to snap up talent. But money isn’t the only thing that talks, according to a recent analysis of job postings from Indeed’s Hiring Lab. In some industries, benefits can send a powerful message, too. The sectors where benefits stand out.

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INTERVIEW: Dr. Jac Fitz-enz on Human Capital Metrics

HR Bartender

By sorting it by job level, length of employment, and possibly effects of processes such as new hire orientation, supervisory skills, training, etc. A new trend emerging in HR is departments starting to hire their own analysts. I know you’ve recently retired and turned your talents toward writing fiction. Any thoughts on this?

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