JobCoin
UK:
Salary survey autumn 2006: the age of acceptance
The majority of you have given the recent age discrimination legislation the
thumbs up - but will it make a positive difference or could it have a negative
effect on recruitment? Ageism is an issue that has increasingly pervaded
the workplace as industries have become ‘younger'. It has cut short many careers
and costs business valuable skills, knowledge and resources, not to mention
inflicting hard times on highly-skilled workers still in their prime. (WhatPC)
Survey finds recruiters earn £45k
Recruitment managers are earning on average £45,000,
10% more than the average senior manager working in
the human resource function, according to the latest
reward survey from Croner Reward in association with
the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
(CIPD). The survey found that the average bonus for
recruitment managers is 10%. Employee relations
managers receive the highest bonus of 17% and health
and safety managers receive a mere 6% bonus. (RecruiterMagazine)
US:
What's security clearance worth? About 24%
There's a nice little article over on PRNewswire.com summarizing the current
salary situation for those with U.S. government security clearances. Government
work seems to pay OK and appears to pay great when you have security clearance.
A worker with security clearance make an average of 24 percent more than their
non-security-cleared counterparts. (SalaryMap)
Recruiters' hottest tool: texting
Messages flow from college coaches to high
school athletes with NCAA's blessing
In the never-ending courtship ritual between college
coaches and high school athletes, the coaches have
found a new way to slip around the NCAA's protective
oversight to stay in constant contact with their
prized recruits: Text messaging. (Pioneer
Press)
Deep Release:
Retire? 54 Million Boomers Say "Not"
Shuffleboard Manufacturers Despair as Simply
Hired Keeps Crowds off the Courts
With the
first of the 77 million baby boomers turning 60
this year,
employers face a staffing crisis.
The U.S. Bureau of
Labor Statistics estimates 10 million jobs will
go unfilled in 2010 as the first wave of boomers
retires. Simply Hired's new search offering
helps to close this gap by connecting boomers in
search of work with employers who value their
experience and have thousands of job openings to
fill.
To
assure that jobs and the employers who offer
them are well-suited to age 50+ workers,
RetirementJobs.com conducts an extensive
evaluation of employers to verify that their
policies and practices have proven to be
successful in recruiting and retaining older
personnel. Through its
Age-Friendly Employer Certification
program,
RetirementJobs.com has certified and identified
hundreds of employers whose work environments
will appeal to boomers and seniors. Companies
that have been certified as "Age-Friendly"
include firms such as
Borders Group,
REI, H&R Block, Oakwood Healthcare System and
Robert Half International.
"Jupiter
Research predicts that more than 62 million
adults over age 50 will be online by 2010,"
said Tim Driver, CEO of RetirementJobs.com.
"RetirementJobs.com and Simply Hired will make
it easy for millions of older Americans to
log-on to discover and work opportunities that
fit both their income and lifestyle
requirements."
About
Simply Hired, Inc.
Coming Soon:
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White Papers and so on:
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Staffing Strategies: Can You Find, Recruit, and Retain the Talent You Need?
Multigenerational Recruiting Slide Presentation done at OnRec by John and Bridget Sumser.
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7 "Must Haves" of Next Generation Power Recruiting Technology and many other White Papers.
interbiznet and RetirementJobs.com present
Boomers to Bust Age Bias? Baby Boomers Redefine Retirement
Got News? Don't forget to check out the
Simply
Hired (www.simplyhired.com),
the world's largest search engine for jobs,
today announced the launch of a new search
offering for job seekers aged 50 and above.
Through a strategic partnership with category
expert RetirementJobs.com, (www.retirementjobs.com),
Simply Hired now makes it easy for job seekers
to identify and apply to jobs with
"age-friendly" employers. Simply Hired's new
"age-friendly" job search can be found at
www.simplyhired.com/fiftyplus.
While
salary is certainly important to those seeking
"encore careers," other criteria, such as
flexibility (the ability to work full or
part-time, in seasonal or contract positions),
benefits, training, and a company culture that
is free of age bias, are valued highly by these
experienced employees.
"A recent
survey
from the AARP revealed that 70% of baby boomers
plan to continue working in their retirement
years," said Gautam Godhwani, CEO of Simply
Hired. "By partnering with RetirementJobs.com,
Simply Hired will make it easy for these workers
to identify
employers who value aged 50+ candidates for
their experience, reliability and productivity."
With more than 5
million job listings and counting, Simply Hired
(www.SimplyHired.com)
is the world's largest search engine for jobs.
We search thousands of sources, including large
and small job boards, newspaper and classified
listings, and company websites. Our mission is
to help people find their ideal jobs in the
simplest way possible.
Simply Hired has been lauded as one of the "50
Coolest Websites 2005" by Time Magazine,
declared "Best of the Web" by Business Week and
celebrated as one of "50 Best New Websites" by
PC World.
Simply Hired has raised $17.7M in funding from
News Corporation's Fox Interactive Media,
Foundation Capital, Garage Technology Ventures
and individual investors. The company is
privately held and is based in Mountain View,
California.
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