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Recruitment roulette: Are you playing the fake flexing game?

Insperity

Clearly, the majority of job candidates prioritize workplace flexibility. It becomes a problem when companies downplay the aspects of their workplace that candidates may object to and try to present a rosier picture instead. Today’s employees expect and prefer greater workplace flexibility. What is fake flexing?

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The future of recruiting: 8 ways to win the talent war

Insperity

Many businesses, regardless of size, type or industry, have found themselves in the trenches of today’s talent war, and the future of recruiting seems complicated and murky. Demands for greater workplace flexibility have risen. With this in mind, how can today’s business leaders: Re-evaluate their recruiting approaches?

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Four Recruiting Predictions for 2022

Abel HR

Find your flexibility: As we have touched on in many of our previous posts about the post-pandemic hiring landscape, being a business that can offer its workers flexibility is key. In fact, in a LinkedIn report , job seekers identified workplace flexibility as their fastest-growing priority.

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48% of employers have invested in benefits due to economic climate change

Employee Benefits

Its findings also revealed that more than one-third (36%) of respondents now worry they cannot keep up with competitors’ raising salaries and will not be able to attract or retain the right talent, with approximately two-fifths (42%) having difficulties recruiting staff.

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Bring your dog to work day: Why it's time to add 'pet-friendly' to workplace flexibility strategies

Employee Benefit News

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Most US firms are yet to match their culture to the demands of flexible working

Workplace Insight

A survey of 900 leaders in HR, real estate, IT, and product roles at US based firms suggests that most employers have not adapted their working culture and practices to support the shift to flexible working. Returning to office full-time instead of investing in flexibility will hurt productivity, recruiting and employee engagement.”

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The ROI of Employee Development, Building a Strong Team, Tech Addiction Causing Work Stress And Workplace Flexibility Should Be Strategy, Not a Perk #FridayFinds

Hppy

In this week’s #FridayFinds edition, we’ll be looking at trending topics such as employee learning and development, recruiting and retaining top talent, technology and flexibility in the workplace. Read more -> Experts Say Workplace Flexibility Should Be Strategy, Not a Perk.