Reactive vs. Proactive Hiring: What's the Difference?

To help safeguard today’s increasingly globalized workforce, organizations are utilizing professional background checks at a near universal rate. While most employers rightly conduct background screening for safety, many utilize them for other reasons, including improving quality of hires and to meet legal obligations. The National Association of Professional Background Screeners (NAPBS) wanted to get an in-depth look into how human resources professionals view background screening, and why they use it.

Whether you’re hiring a truck driver, a registered nurse, a customer service executive or a data scientist, finding the right talent is increasingly challenging. But it doesn’t have to be. In this program, Talroo CEO and talent acquisition industry veteran Thad Price discusses how recruiters can organize and measure their recruitment campaigns to help them hire better candidates faster. In this program you will learn how to kick off a recruitment process, what should be included on a recruitment checklist, how to write a job ad, and how to measure the success of your recruitment marketing campaigns.

In addition to federal laws already on the books, many state legislatures have enacted state laws to support employment-related initiatives ranging from paid sick and parental leave rules to payroll taxes, predictive scheduling changes and beyond. This creates new challenges for businesses that must incorporate new rules into their processes to ensure each mandate is accurately reflected in employee paychecks and is trackable in the case of an audit.

Employee surveys are undeniably an essential tool in any HR team’s toolkit. Surveys gather valuable feedback about benefits, leadership, facilities, job satisfaction, and more so you can make strategic business decisions to improve employee experience and make a positive impact on your company’s bottom line.