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HR Overlooking Staff Retention, Corporate Image

By Joshua Bjerke (recruiter.com)

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development’s (CIPD) most recent Reward Risk survey found that businesses are starting to overlook the importance of both attracting andretaining talent in lieu of focusing on creating benefits packages to spur motivation and engagement. Company appeal and retention have both fallen out of the top ten list of concerns measured in the CIPD survey; the first time since the inaugural survey in 2010. Instead, increasing pension costs and benefit packages have pushed attraction and retention out of the limelight.

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7 Ways to Minimize Perception-driven Hiring Mistakes

by Lou Adler

If you like someone when you first meet, you maximize their positives and minimize their negatives. If you don’t like someone, you maximize their weaknesses, and minimize their positives.

Now consider how many great candidates didn’t get the jobs they deserve because someone on the hiring team made a superficial judgment in the first minute, and then spent the rest of the interview seeking evidence to prove it.

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Marque employeur : comment réconcilier l’image et la réalité ?

par Agnes Duroni (Marque employeur)

Dans un contexte de mondialisation et de globalisation, l’entreprise n’a plus la capacité de proposer des carrières stables et linéaires. Le contexte d’insécurité dans lequel vivent les salariés (fusions, délocalisations, offshoring, réorganisations fréquentes, etc.) a entraîné un changement de leurs attentes mais aussi de leurs comportements. Ils sont, en effet, devenus plus exigeants avec leurs employeurs. Le rapport de force entre les salariés et l’entreprise s’est ainsi inversé. Pour attirer les talents puis les fidéliser, les entreprises soignent de plus en plus leur marque employeur. Mais qu’en est-il réellement ?

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