This just in: 77% of HR professionals who work with opportunity youth agree they perform just as well or better than other employees, according to the latest research report from the SHRM Foundation. Opportunity youth – young people aged 16-24 who are not actively engaged in work or school – are an often overlooked source of talent. Read the report to discover hiring solutions from businesses who’ve benefited from investing in this cohort of young people: https://hubs.la/Q02tmK7w0
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"Generation Z, which will make up 30 percent of the workforce by 2030, is still something of a mystery to employers trying to figure out how to support them." Chelsea C. Williams, founder and CEO of Reimagine Talent, offered employers strategies during her session at the SHRM Talent Conference & Expo 2024: Employers need to understand that members of this generation—the oldest of whom are 27 and whose worldviews have been shaped by significant events such as the pandemic and the student loan crisis—have different expectations of employers than past generations, she noted. She pointed to research that found Generation Z values: -Professional development. They are looking for ways to build their skills for the future. -Upward mobility and stability. They want to know where their careers are going and understand how their roles will shift and adjust. -A sense of community. “Most are wanting a hybrid [schedule] mix, to be around each other, learn from colleagues … and forge relationships,” Williams said. -A sense of purpose and inclusion. They are seeking to be a part of something bigger than themselves. https://lnkd.in/eNMsWE2q
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Staffing employment can be a good bellwether of economic trends, and the recent sector-specific #JobsReport data indicates a strong but cautious labor market. The market’s overall strength continues to create opportunities for staffing companies to address specific talent needs in the short-term, helping employers fill an estimated 9 million open positions, as well as to source and deploy talent for project-specific engagements. Thanks to ROY MAURER of SHRM for the chance to share my thoughts on recent data and industry trends. Read more at https://bit.ly/3HOGRMS.
Job Growth Exploded in January
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Came across this article "Acknowledge the Changing World of Work to Recruit, Retain Gen Z" provides a timely exploration into strategies for engaging Generation Z in the workforce. It emphasizes the importance of understanding this generation's unique values and expectations shaped by events like the pandemic and student loan crisis. It advocates for tailored approaches in recruitment and development, highlighting the need for specificity in job skills, leveraging data for strategic planning, and fostering a sense of community and purpose within organizations. It also stresses the significance of upskilling managers and supporting mental health initiatives to create a supportive workplace culture. https://lnkd.in/du4j2Dn5
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Do you have more seats than qualified people to fill them? U.S. employers defied expectations by adding 353,000 new jobs in January, showcasing the resiliency of the labor market.. Email me at la@nielsenstaffing.com to learn how Nielsen Associates can find the right candidate for your team!. #JobGrowth #USLaborMarket #Recruiters
Job Growth Exploded in January
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Really good article! Whether you refer to it as second-chance, fair chance or reentry, at #EconoVue we’re proud to assist workforce development agencies across the country in their efforts to find hiring opportunities and expand employer engagement programs to assist justice-involved citizens’ return to the workforce. If you’re a workforce professional and would like to know more, we’d love to talk with you. #secondchance #fairchance #reentry #justiceinvolved
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According to a recent Manpower Study, 77% of employers are struggling to find the skilled talent they need. This is the highest percentage in 17 years! This global talent scarcity is leading companies to consider non-traditional candidates such as seniors, candidates with long employment gaps due to caregiving responsibilities, and the long-term unemployed. But there are other large non-traditional pools of talent that get overlooked, to the detriment of our society. The next time you are looking to hire, what about considering #militaryveterans or #militaryspouses, #justiceimpacted individuals, or individuals with #disabilities? As Chair of the SHRM Foundation Board of Directors, I am proud of the work we are doing to help companies understand how to hire successfully and retain talent from these #untappedpoolsoftalent. Check out our resources at https://lnkd.in/gpEFNkKG
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For the country to remain economically competitive, people of all backgrounds must have opportunities to make significant contributions to our evolving labor market. However, millions of people aren’t able to fully participate and succeed in education, training, and well-paid employment opportunities, partly due to the lack access to transportation, and other conditions for success. Employers have the power to ensure that workers have opportunities to harness all of their talents and thrive at work. We're thrilled to be recognized as an Innovator to Watch in Jobs For the Future's latest report, which explores innovative solutions employers can use to improve and expand the supports they offer employees, particularly those who are disproportionately affected by lack of access to essential supports. Read More: https://lnkd.in/dGThEaKG
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Young workers' voices matter! Check out this insightful article that highlights the importance of amplifying young voices in the labor market. Let's ensure their perspectives shape the future of work. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eVPicZFJ
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Employers are struggling to find the talent they need, yet there are countless people looking for work... Lawmakers, CEOs, and higher education executives gathered in Washington D.C. on March 6th to discuss solutions to this bi-partisan issue. Expanding funding for internal training and educational opportunities for employees as well as connecting employers and education-seekers with the education opportunities in their areas lie at the core of the future of workforce development. We support these initiatives wholeheartedly; after all, one of our core values is "always learning"! https://lnkd.in/eAzibKgF #workforcedevelopment #workforcetrends #continuedlearning #continuededucation #executivesearch
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