Tag: company culture

Does your RPO offer employer branding?

27 August 2025

Whether organisations are consciously aware of it or not, every business has an employer brand. Employer branding encompasses how candidates perceive your organisation. Your reputation as an employer. Your values, culture and employee experience. At one time, organisations weren’t heavily invested in shaping this perception. But times have changed. In the continual battle for talent, […]

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Is your contingent workforce accommodating the next generation?

27 March 2025

As each generation makes decisions about how they want their career to unfold, employers have an obligation to think strategically. Organisations need to consider how they shape opportunities to match the aspirations of the contingent workforce and the changing labour market. Gen Zedders will make up an increasing percentage of contingent workforces in the future. […]

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How is the DEI landscape changing in 2025?

18 December 2024

We tend to focus our behaviors and activities wherever we live to align with the calendar. Here in the US, beyond Black Friday, Thanksgiving now kicks off the campaigning of Giving Tuesday. If you are on your phone or computer, you can’t help but notice the message to give during the holidays. There are ads, emails, letters, […]

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Your RPO provider must reflect your commitment to DE&I.

19 August 2024

Your RPO provider needs to build better solutions, rather than just bolting on more services. Introduction Questions around Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging are at the heart of how organisations are evolving. Post-covid, in the era of remote and hybrid-working, organisations are more likely to be recruiting diverse candidates from a more diverse field – […]

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How important is it to build your employer brand today?

12 April 2024

The answer of building an employer brand is more important than ever, and here’s why: Globally, the talent market is in a unique situation. Companies are continuing to streamline their internal teams, embrace outsourcing and navigate the realities of a gig economy. There are pockets of talent ready to work – but they can’t find […]

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Talent mapping

11 January 2023

What is it? Put simply, Talent Mapping is a continuous process of determining a company’s hiring needs. It considers the company goals short-term and long-term, and analyses how well set up you are to achieve them. Talent Mapping can identify the need for new roles, changes to existing roles and progression for current employees. It […]

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Employee Value Proposition

8 December 2022

In a previous blog post, we defined Employee Value Proposition (EVP) as ‘the sum of all the things an employer offers to attract or retain talent.’ We explained that it’s more than the typical benefits of a position like salary, bonus, perks etc. This time, we’re going to learn how EVPs help a business, what […]

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Talent Attraction

23 November 2022

What is Talent Attraction? Talent attraction is the ability of a business to attract the right talent to the business. There are a number of methods that companies use to achieve this. Below are some examples of the tools you can use to improve your ability to attract the best talent. EVP Employee Value Proposition […]

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Internal Recruitment

10 November 2022

What does internal recruitment mean? Internal recruitment is where a company hires from within their existing team for a new position. This could be a promotion or offering people from other teams or departments the opportunity to fill the position. Advantages: There are many reasons a company could choose to promote from within. Sometimes it’s […]

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Neurodiversity in the workplace

14 October 2022

What is neurodiversity? The word neurodiversity was coined by sociologist, Judy Singer. “Neurodiversity refers to the virtually infinite neuro-cognitive variability within Earth’s human population. It points to the fact that every human has a unique nervous system with a unique combination of abilities and needs.” Neurodiversity is most associated with autism, though the term includes […]

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