Isarta launches a generative AI tool for faster, bias-free candidate selection
Isarta’s new AI tool reduces unconscious bias and speeds up applicant screening
Isarta’s new AI tool reduces unconscious bias and speeds up applicant screening
Gallagher, the compensation consulting specialist, has released its traditional survey on salary planning for 2024/2025, based on responses from over 500 organizations across the country. This is an opportunity to explore best practices and upcoming trends. Here’s a summary in five key points.
How is the economic slowdown affecting the recruitment sector? Are there really fewer positions to fill? Have employers and candidates adjusted their attitudes and expectations during negotiations for a new employment contract?
Should companies entrust EVERYTHING to technology and artificial intelligence and automate everything, from candidate sourcing to their onboarding?
Jean-Baptiste Audrerie is an expert in HR technologies. As a privileged observer of the gradual emergence of artificial intelligence in human resources, we interviewed him about these new trends and the future of the HR function.
Since hybrid work has become the norm in most organizations, more and more teams are fully embracing the concept, even offering hybrid meetings where employees can choose to attend in person or remotely. This raises the question: is it still relevant (or even possible) to meet in person in 2024? We posed the question to professionals on LinkedIn.
Pretending to work while lounging by a pool: this phenomenon now has a name, Quiet Vacationing. An emerging trend with the rise of remote work, it is particularly common among younger generations, according to an American study. Is it evidence of a toxic corporate culture or a future norm in terms of professional flexibility?
Even though the labor shortage is not as severe as in recent years, companies still need to pay close attention to their employer brand to attract top talent. Here’s an overview of the latest trends in this area.