2020 Year-End Survey: More Companies Offering Bonuses; Hiring for 2021 Unclear
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2020 Year-End Bonus Report & Hiring Outlook
SURVEY: MORE COMPANIES OFFERING BONUSES THIS YEAR; ONE QUARTER ARE UNSURE ABOUT 2021 HIRING
COVID is Changing the Behavior of Job Seekers; More Relocated, Changed Industries in Q2
Challenger COVID Coverage
Needless to say, COVID has impacted nearly every aspect of the American workplace, including the job search and hiring processes. In a new report from global outplacement and business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., more job seekers opted to relocate for new opportunities, move to smaller companies, and/or change industries in the second quarter when the initial shutdown orders took effect.
COVID Changing the Behavior of Job Seekers; More Relocated, Changed Industries in Q2
Challenger COVID Coverage
Needless to say, COVID has impacted nearly every aspect of the American workplace, including the job search and hiring processes. In a new report from global outplacement and business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., more job seekers opted to relocate for new opportunities, move to smaller companies, and/or change industries in the second quarter when the initial shutdown orders took effect.
Online Shopping Grows in 2020 But Will Stores Need Personnel this Holiday Season?
2020 Seasonal Hiring Outlook: Online Shopping Grows But Will Stores Need Personnel?
2020 Hiring Outlook: Over Half of Companies Plan to Hire in 2020, More Report Economic Softness
Just over 51% of companies plan to hire this year, according to a survey conducted by global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. That’s compared to nearly 55% of companies that reported they would be hiring in 2019 in the same survey conducted at the end of 2018.
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Challenger Hiring Survey: Employers Report Skills Shortages; HR in Demand
2019 Hiring Outlook: 55 Percent of Companies Plan to Hire, Less Concern About the Economy
Nearly 55 percent of companies plan to hire in the coming year, according to a survey conducted by global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. That’s compared to just over 46 percent of companies who reported they would hire in 2018.