The post-pandemic return to work continues to be a battleground, with large employers caught in the middle. A recent trend – Return-to-Office (RTO) mandates – is seeing companies require employees to return to the physical office for a set number of days per week. While some see this as a necessary step to rebuild company culture…
A strong employer brand is a clear edge in attracting and retaining top talent. Job candidates today expect more from employers from first-time job seekers (GenZ) to people switching jobs or returning to the workforce. They want better pay, different and personalized benefits, and a great work experience. LinkedIn reports that 75% of job seekers…
China’s a goldmine of young talent, but competition for the best is fierce. How do you stand out as an employer in the face of a crowded market? Link Humans analyst Sveta Karniyenka has broken down the key drivers for entry-level talent, giving you the edge you need. Forget just offering a good salary. Today’s…
The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS), released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on July 2nd, 2024, offers valuable insights into the current state of the U.S. labor market. This analysis delves into the key findings of the May 2024 report, exploring job openings, hiring activity, and separation rates. Job Openings: A…
According to new research, scientists advocate for a holistic approach to mental health that integrates physical and mental wellbeing. They emphasize that while the medication is commonly used to treat mental health conditions, it is equally important to consider environmental, lifestyle, and social factors. This comprehensive approach focuses on addressing the emotional, physical and mental needs…
Struggle to find that perfect, unicorn candidate? Booking.com feels your pain. Their global platform demands a unique talent pool – imagine needing a UK-based customer service rep fluent in Norwegian! But fear not, fellow recruiters, because Booking.com has cracked the code with their employer branding dream team. Building the A-Team: Forget scrappy startups with a…
In a move targeted to promote more efficient matching between employer and employee, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has set its sights on non-compete agreements, proposing a ban that could significantly impact the job market. The FTC’s proposal aims to curtail the widespread use of non-compete clauses, which have long been controversial for their potential…
People in today’s workplace often face a range of challenges that can seriously undermine wellbeing—from loneliness and exclusion to stress and burnout to conflict with colleagues or managers. A key factor influencing this is unsatisfactory working relationships and the lack of rapport management skills that help address them. Research suggests that many people are dissatisfied…
Remote and flexible working arrangements have become the new norm, and in 2023, at least 44 percent of employed adults worked this way. But as businesses begin to transition back to onsite working, employees are growing concerned that they will lose the flexibility they’ve grown accustomed to. This anxiety will likely cause an increase in…