The 10 Must-Read Articles for Talent Professionals This Week

According to new research, companies’ efforts to justify their diversity initiatives by citing the impact on their businesses’ bottom line may be backfiring. In a study conducted by Oriane Georgeac, professor at the Yale School of Management, and Aneeta Rattan, professor at the London Business School, participants from underrepresented groups were asked to read diversity

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10 Time Management Tips for Recruiters

The current job market may be a candidate’s dream, but for recruiters, it’s creating a growing workload and a potential time management nightmare. There are more openings to fill, more candidates to meet with, and more requests — and demands — to sort through. A shortage of recruiters makes matters even worse, as talent acquisition

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Why Boomerang Employees Will Become More Common

Although millions of people continue to leave the workforce each month, things may not be exactly as they seem. In fact, many workers are reentering the workforce, often not long after their departure. Some are even returning to their former employers in a career move that might seem surprising at first glance. These “boomerang” employees,

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The 10 Must-Read Articles for Talent Professionals This Week

The four-day workweek has been making headlines. Countries around the globe — including the United Kingdom, Spain, Canada, and the United States — are partnering with businesses to trial a shorter workweek. Proponents, often pointing to a successful pilot program in Iceland, say the change will improve employee well-being without any loss to productivity. Senior

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17 Tips to Increase Your Number of Job Applicants

It’s no secret among recruiters that even though there are plenty of job openings at the moment, fewer people seem to be applying.  This isn’t just something talent acquisition professionals are sensing. The numbers back it up. According to iCIMS’ April Workforce Report, job openings in the U.S. have risen 22% since the start of

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