Getting Ahead
An agile TA process solves many of the talent challenges today’s multinationals are facing.
By Marta Chmielowicz
Imagine this: An organisation is seeking a candidate to fill a newly open leadership position. A team of recruiters gets to work and just a few days later, there’s already several promising options on the table, with contract workers ready to fill the temporary talent gap in the meantime. But that’s not all—the search has revealed potential candidates for a variety of other positions that aren’t even listed yet. Not only have recruiters filled the existing job opening quickly and efficiently, but they have delivered a top-of-the-line experience, engaged a number of high-quality potential hires, and made strides to solve their organisation’s future hiring challenges.
Increasing Time to Productivity
How technology and onboarding drive performance metrics.
By Debbie Bolla
Data is a crucial piece in an effective talent acquisition and management strategy. Andrew Brown, global head of RPO, partners, and alliances for Lumesse, says today’s tech platforms provide a holistic view of talent, allowing organizations to pinpoint where their approaches are working and areas for improvement.
Talent Tech Driving Transformation
How organizations can leverage the latest tools to positively impact the hiring process.
By Debbie Bolla
Today’s talent technology is a key enabler driving transformative change in the way organizations attract, manage, and retain candidates. The rise of the gig workforce, access to information, and a move toward a consumer-driven environment are all factors increasing global workers’ expectations of potential employers. And enterprises are turning to technology to up their game.
Looking to Data
Key metrics to transform healthcare hiring practices.
By Debbie Bolla
Now is the time for healthcare organizations to shift their hiring mindsets from reactive to proactive, says Liz Bickley, senior vice president of healthcare client services for Cielo, the leading provider of recruitment process outsourcing solutions to the healthcare industry. Data is key to transforming this process. From census information to historic seasonal trends, data can help organizations pinpoint where peaks and demands exist in different geographies.
New Models for Healthcare Hiring
Five strategies for finding and keeping the best healthcare talent.
By Debbie Bolla
A number of challenges are converging to create the perfect storm in the healthcare hiring market. Baby boomers are moving into retirement, the aging population needs more care, and there is less talent available to fill open positions. The crisis of supply and demand is as real as ever.
Temporary Moves
Gig economy workers seek relocation opportunities, but job classification challenges and local regulations remain a barrier.
By Mary Stoik Dymond
The rising trend of professional gig work is shifting the boundaries on the permanent, full-time employment norm. In fact, some analysts are even predicting that more than half of workers will be contractors or gig workers in the near future, reports Nation1099. The composition of workplace talent is nearing a tipping point, and the global gig economy is only poised to grow.
It’s All About Seven Metrics
Learn the top ways to measure the impact of a total workforce solution.
By Debbie Bolla
Designing the Workforce
A total workforce solution ensures organizations have the absolute best candidates no matter the talent type.
By Debbie Bolla
Global economic forces are driving companies to rethink how they approach their talent management processes. Low unemployment rates coupled with a skills shortage are creating a competitive talent environment in which organizations need to take advantage of every opportunity in order to succeed. As such, Ardent Partners finds that 73 percent of enterprises today are utilizing new methods of addressing work.
Seeing 20/20
Total workforce solutions provide full visibility into the workforce, but how can organizations ensure a smooth transition?
By Marta Chmielowicz
Today’s talent ecosystem offers more options for employees than ever before. From online freelancing platforms to crowdsourcing efforts and traditional contract engagements, the contingent labor market is experiencing a revolution—and businesses are struggling to keep up.
A Balancing Act
Today’s contingent workforce management programs face the challenge of delivering on cost, visibility, compliance, and quality.
By Christopher Dwyer
As the non-employee workforce continues to grow, more enterprises are finding incredible value by utilizing freelancers, independent contractors, temporary workers, and professional services. Ardent Partners’ latest State of Contingent Workforce Management research study has discovered that 40 percent of an average company’s total workforce is considered non-employee. With this growth comes the added responsibility to develop and implement stronger contingent workforce management (CWM) programs that can effectively handle a variety of performance and efficiency demands.
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