Deloitte: Six guideposts to managing talent out of a turbulent economy
Deloitte's Six guideposts to managing talent out of a turbulent economy - part of its Managing Talent in a Turbulent Economy survey series - shows that a percentage of employers have not changed their recruiting policies in response to the recession.
4/19/2010
In conjunction with Forbes Insights, the survey results showed that 20 percent of executives queried plan to return to old recruiting methods when the recession abates. Only 39 percent have an innovation-focused recruiting plan. There were 14.9 million unemployed Americans at the time of the survey, but there exist 2.5 million jobs for which companies are actively recruiting but cannot fill.
Sixty-five percent of companies are worried about losing high-potential employees, and perhaps for good reason: Nearly 50 percent of employees are considering leaving their current jobs. Employees said they were attracted by retention initiatives, especially better pay, benefits, and flexible work arrangements.
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