This Week in Talent: Tapod have the reins! and they discuss DE&I initiatives sweeping the country, menopause in the workplace, the continual march of AI in TA, pressures on the labour market, Tik Tok for recruitment and much more!
Just as consumer marketing has evolved into hyper-targeted campaigns, your employer branding and recruitment marketing needs to become more targeted and personalised. It’s time to look towards consumer marketing trends and tactics to deliver targeted EB campaigns that will connect with your ideal candidates.
Sylvia Yeo, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Manager @ Cbus, gives us insight into what really goes on in the life of a DEI Manager.
When was the last time you critically analysed every step of your hiring process to ensure that it was accessible to all candidates? Neurodiverse candidates frequently come up against barriers in an organisation’s recruitment process, whether it be a lack of clarity around job roles, not providing interview questions to assist with a candidate’s prep,…
This week in Talent: the benefits of time-blocking the “Planned Chaos” that inevitably pops up in any recruiter’s day, pregnant women and new mothers reporting dismal working conditions, Bupa trials 9-day fortnight, aged care workers win 28.5% wage rise, Business NSW seeks new category of part-time worker, ATC2024 tix now on sale, and more!
Jo Vohland sat down with Trevor Churchley, Founder & MD of Talentology, to discuss how the TA/Agency relationship should be modelled, agency recruiter pricing structures, how to manage candidate experience in an agency environment, ageism in IT, and much more.
This week in Talent: how to make part-time TA work for you, how to win the productivity prize, what does scrapping the traditional 9-5 working hours mean for women?, increasing disability employment to boost economy by billions, Hunger Games hits the Aussie jobs market, and more!
When was the last time you set out time in your diary to slow down and think? According to Jo Vohland, it’s time we all prioritised a pause in our day so that we can have space to focus on horizon scanning, scenario scanning, and strategic intelligence.
This week has been the biggest we’ve seen in terms of progress in gender equality in Australia. Not only is it International Women’s Day, but it’s the week when the Minister for Women, Katy Gallagher, will release Australia’s first-ever gender equality strategy. Not to mention the biggest news of the last week – the watershed moment where the WGEA lifted the veil on gender pay gaps from some of the country’s biggest employers. And, yes, some of them were big!