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Here are employee referral statistics for 2024 that you need to know. Download our free Infographic.
See the trends from 2023 so you can best design your 2024 employee referral program in our 2024 infographic.
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See the trends from 2023 so you can best design your 2024 employee referral program in our 2024 infographic.
Check out our free infographic that shares employee referral statistics for 2023. We break these numbers down by industry and company types.
We also have a blog post where we share some high-level insights, summarizing the findings in the infographic. You can read the post here.
Strategies, practices, and technologies for building a workforce in 2022 and beyond.
The survey, called “The Future of Talent Acquisition” ran in the first quarter of 2022. There were responses from 214 participants with 127 responding to every question. The participants represent a broad cross-section of employers by a number of employees, ranging from small businesses with under 100 employees to enterprises with 20,000 or more employees. Eighteen percent of respondents represent organizations with 1000 or more employees.
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While employee referrals have been the gold standard for talent acquisition for decades, engaging employees to participate in talent acquisition has always been a hurdle to a successful employee referral policy. Featuring special guest Matt Rimer from Trinity healthcare, we’ll jump into proven tactics his team is deploying to engage over 100,000 employees to participate in their referral program.
While the average business is getting 8% – 15% hires from referrals, successful programs are boasting 35%+ hires. How is this accomplished? Proper incentives and engagement. In this webinar, we will discuss how to get the most out of your employee referral policy by providing the right incentives and effective engagement tactics. We’ll deep dive into average bonuses by industry, 5+ proven tactics to get employees to participate, and effective communication techniques that drive success.
It can be tough to keep up. First there was the pandemic, then an upsurge in hiring along with massive employee resignations, followed by large increases in U.S. jobs despite two quarters of negative GDP growth and high inflation rates.
The recent Covid-19 pandemic has spurred many Talent Acquisition (TA) professionals to adapt the way they recruit and fill positions. This survey was fielded by workplace changes driven by new technologies, changing business paradigms, evolving societal needs, and more.
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