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Employers Keen on Selling Applicants on Job Benefits

Faced with a competitive hiring climate, employers are quick to sing their companies' praises to prospective job candidates, suggests a new survey. Nearly all (98 percent) of the executives polled said it is more important today to sell applicants on the benefits of working at their firms than it was just three years ago.

The survey was developed by Accountemps, the world's first and largest temporary staffing service for accounting, finance and bookkeeping professionals. It was conducted by an independent research firm and includes responses from 150 executives with the nation's 1,000 largest companies.

Executives were asked, "How important is it to sell the benefits
of working at your company to candidates today compared to three years ago?" Their responses:

Very important - 69%
Somewhat important - 29%
Somewhat unimportant - 2%
Not at all important - 0%

"Companies known for their ability to attract and hire good employees are always recruiting -- even during the job interview," said Max Messmer, chairman of Accountemps and author of Human Resources Kit For Dummies® (IDG Books Worldwide). "In a competitive employment environment,
there are no guarantees a candidate will accept your offer, so employers are pulling out all the stops to draw the best talent."

Messmer recommends companies prepare a list of selling points for job applicants. "Candidates today are concerned with more than salary alone. Hiring managers must demonstrate that their firm provides an outstanding work environment, continual learning opportunities and a clear path to advancement." He offers these tips:

Accentuate the Positive -- Job seekers inquire as frequently
about corporate culture during interviews as benefits and salary.
Highlight those aspects of working at your firm that are both
fun and professionally rewarding.
Think Benefits -- More and more companies are getting creative
in their benefits offerings. In addition to traditional benefits,
emphasize more innovative perks such as flexible hours, telecommuting
opportunities, gym memberships or concierge services.
Create a buzz -- Get the word out to the public that your company is a great place to work. Offer bonuses or incentives to employees who recruit others to work for your company.

Article courtesy of Accountemps, which has more than 280 offices
throughout North America, Europe and Australia.

 

 

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** Are you STAYING COMPETITIVE? **

Outside the Lines, Inc. released the reports for their Annual Wine, Full-Service Restaurant and Hotel/Lodging Industry Wage and Benefits Surveys on January 03, 2007.
Read full press release

To obtain your copy of our
2006 Wage & Benefit Salary Survey Report:

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info@otlconsulting.com

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Management & Executive Recruiting

Assistant Restaurant Manager

We are recruiting for an Assistant Restaurant Manager for a popular Wine Bar & Bistro in downtown Napa! Great opportunity to enhance your wine knowledge!
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Harassment Training Rules Approved in California

After several rounds of changes, sexual harassment training and education regulations in California will go into effect on August 17, 2007.

The state's Office of Administrative Law approved the final regulations last week.

The regulations cover a state law requiring employers to provide supervisory employees with 2 hours of interactive sexual harassment training and education every 2 years.

Earlier this year, the Office of Administrative Law rejected a previous version of the regulations, forcing the California Fair Employment and Housing Commission to revise the rules another time.

You can read the final regulations here.

 

 




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