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How to Measure Your Recruitment Efforts
Questions like, “Was it worth the money to travel there to recruit?” or “Is our money being spent here worth the number and quality of leads we’re getting from it?” need to be answered. Read more to find out.
Human Resources Metrics You Should be Tracking
At first glance, determining what metrics to track and how to report findings can be daunting, so consider these sure-fire metrics that will communicate your department’s success.
Mental Health in the Workplace: What Are The Risks and How Can You Help Your Employees?
One in five people in the US struggle with mental illness. That means within your company, 20% of your employees could be struggling with a mental illness. This is why it is important to make sure you are supporting your employees.
Cost of Vacancy: Are You Losing Money By Not Filling Positions?
Have you ever considered what the costs are of NOT filling your position? Especially the ones that are non–revenue producing roles? Often, we think if we don’t fill non-revenue producing positions, we are saving money. Are we really? Cost of vacancy (COV) for non-revenue roles are not as easy to measure or predictable as sales positions, project deadlines, or productivity.
Preparing for Q1: Updating Your Employee Handbook
You may have a handbook, but does it cover what you really need? Here are some policies you should consider adding or revamping so you are communicating with your employees clearly and consistently.
Recruitment Sourcing: What Is It and Where To Find Candidates?
Sourced candidates account for 24-33% of all hires, the second most common after direct applicants. With a little out-of-the box thinking, there are numerous places to search for qualified, diverse, passive candidates to fill a position.
Affirmative Action Plans- Compliance in Recruiting and Hiring
Did you know all employers with a total of $10,000 in federal contracts must agree to not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin, and to take affirmative action(s) to ensure equal employment opportunity? Additionally, employers with 50 or more employees and a single federal contract exceeding the amount of $50,000 annually are required to complete an annual Affirmative Action Plan (AAP).
The Future of Work: What Candidates Are Looking For
Since our world changed in 2020, employees have switched their previous mindsets and are demanding more. There are three factors candidates look for when deciding between jobs; being able to life their beliefs, work-life balance, and job stability & security.
Women's History Month - Interview with the Partners
March is Women’s History Month and 20 years ago after working at McLeodUSA Elizabeth Trcka and Tami Young started Skywalk Group. With the help of recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) they helped their first clients hire multiple positions in multiple states. To celebrate Women’s History Month Elizabeth and Tami offered their insight on being women in leadership.