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Five Ways to Attract the Best Talent
A historically low unemployment rate and a growing skills shortage arent the only things tightening the labor market. The current talent pool is shrinking, and todays multigenerational candidates expect more from their employers than their predecessors, making it harder for companies to attract the talent they need. The solution? Organizations today must be more proactive in how they present, engage, and respond to candidates. Top recruits arent content to rest on their laurels; they want to work for companies that invest in their development. Here are five ways organizations can attract the best talent.
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Thriving in the Global Skills Shortage
The new realities of work are creating long-term impacts — good and bad — for your organisation and people. The organisations that aren't struggling to navigate this uncharted wilderness succeed because they focus on developing the skills of their people.
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Mental health Post COVID19 : post-traumatic stress disorder CHAPTER 2 | Institutional support. The start to social recovery.
Prepare for what is to come | The government must help everyone. Through the UK’s healthcare system, there are programmes to support mental wellbeing, but is this enough to support every individual during the COVID19 pandemic? Does everyone know and understand the support they have access to? Mental health support should be accessible to all – no matter what you earn, and there should be a database of professionals and vulnerable citizens. I realise that it is not easy to just create a new programme from scratch, but every single citizen should be informed about these services, which are available online and over the phone.
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Mental health Post COVID19 : post-traumatic stress disorder CHAPTER 4 | HR & Technology: communities and apps
In this last chapter I want to bring social responsibility to the conversation. Social responsibility will be more important than ever, which we value highly as an organisation, so how did we manage this time of crisis?