“I personally feel HR has not fully embraced data analytics yet.”
HR analytics are ‘indispensable part of HR’s toolkit’: Dr Taylor, lecturer at Coventry University
Tags: recruitment
June 2021: Recruitment levels will return to pre-COVID-19 levels
UK employers are showing “resilience” to the COVID-19 situation.
HR do not provide leaders with recruitment data whilst making hiring decisions
72 per cent are now prioritising automated recruitment decisions for the year ahead.
Recruitment job postings: third-worst hit sector due to COVID-19
Scottish cities saw the highest and lowest drop in job postings.
Number of grads who secure job at uni falls drastically
49 per cent of graduates feel there are no opportunities currently in their sector.
‘The coronavirus pandemic has put the labour market on pause’
For the first time in over a decade, the number of vacancies has reduced.
Delay in IR35 leads to uptick in contractor activity
There has been growth for contractors in Birmingham, Milton Keynes, Manchester, and London.
Which sectors have seen the biggest drop in applications?
Recruiters plan on hiring outside of their industry to combat this.
How does this company have a lower gender pay gap?
Kelly Metcalf, head of diversity & inclusion and wellbeing at Fujitsu speaks to HRreview.
Waste of time: decision made in first five minutes of an interview
The average length of an interview is 45 minutes long.
Arran Heal: Can HR ever deal with unconscious bias?
“Don’t underestimate the risk of unconscious bias in recruitment.”
Can AI make better recruitment decisions?
Will your next job interview be with a robot?
Listening to hiring managers most important skill for recruiters
What are the other top four skills recruiters need?
Claire England: Social mobility, it’s time for employers to up their game
“People from lower socio-economic backgrounds often face barriers to enter a number of professions.”
National Apprenticeship Week: Skill shortages can be plugged by apprentices
Despite people believing apprenticeships outrank university education there is still a stigma.