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An Untapped Source of Talent
The nation's manufacturers are suffering from talent shortages in key areas. Although women could fill many of those positions, a perception persists that the industry is not welcoming to them.
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Hires' Remorse
Recent research finds half of new employees experiencing remorse after accepting a job offer, with many employers expressing similar regrets. Experts say hiring managers and HR must vet potential employees more thoroughly, and set and communicate realistic expectations to more consistently hit the mark with new hires.
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The DOL's Disability-Hiring-Quota Plan
The HR Policy Association issues the latest salvo in the ongoing debate over a proposed rule that would require federal contractors to have employees with disabilities make up 7 percent of their workforces. Its support of a proposed bill requiring the DOL to meet the same standards it proposes through its OFCCP adds fuel to the already fiery discourse.
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RPO's Top 10
Client-satisfaction ratings of recruitment-process-outsourcing providers for 2012.
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The Benefits and Pitfalls of E-Selection
A review of research on e-selection systems shows that, if done correctly, they can improve both the candidate experience and recruiting results. But when it's not, would-be qualified candidates may seek employment elsewhere.
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The Talent-Job Mismatch
Studies show both U.S. and global employers are struggling to fill jobs due to skills shortages in today's younger applicants -- not just in the harder, job-specific skills, but in the softer, behavior-focused competencies as well.
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Landing Better Hires in 2013
Researchers say banking on hiring-manager evaluations was the primary reason for hiring mistakes made last year.
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Are Cultural Fit and Comfort Still the Rules in Hiring?
A study from Northwestern University suggests that, despite the inroads in diverse hiring practices, hiring managers -- at least those in the professional-services industry -- are still putting their own personal likeability factors and comfort zones above skills when determining a candidate's job fit.
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A Rush to Judgment
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Talent Management Column

With the country experiencing the worst job market in 75 years, our Talent Management columnist suggests college graduates consider some unorthodox options, including delaying graduation, seeking employment abroad or "doing almost anything other than working."
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