Category: News
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What the Industrial Goods Workforce Wants
This article is part of BCG’s and The Network’s Decoding Global Talent series, which investigates how work gets done around the world to uncover long-term workforce trends. Industrial goods companies are under pressure. Along with continuing their digital transformations to modernize and operating more sustainably to address climate issues, they face a raft of workforce…
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A new partner in The Network – eJobs from Romania!
eJobs is the market leader in online recruitment in Romania, giving employers access to over 4.7 million CVs from all fields and industries. And the surprising numbers don’t end there. The eJobs platform was the first job board of its kind in the country, founded in 1999, and now enjoys the largest share of voice…
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Decoding the Digital Talent Challenge
In a global survey, digital workers shared their attitudes about remote work, job change, and what their ideal workplace should offer. Despite of the current crisis and the drastic change that it brought on millions of people around the globe, most of the digital talent workforce emerged relatively unscathed. Because advanced digital skills are in…
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What the Insurance Workforce Wants
In a global survey, employees in the industry shared their attitudes regarding remote work, workplace values, automation, and learning. For the global insurance workforce, the transition to digital and new ways of working during the pandemic solidified the importance of flexibility, good relationships with coworkers and supervisors, and newer workplace values, such as diversity and…
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Worried About the Pandemic’s Aftermath, 68% of Workers Say They Would Train for a New Career
Automation Adds to Job Security Concerns, According to a Survey of 209,000 People in 190 Countries by Boston Consulting Group and The Network; Digital and IT Jobs Could Be the Next Stop for Many More than two-thirds of workers are willing to retrain for new jobs as they look toward the aftermath of the pandemic,…
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89% of People Expect Their Jobs to Be Partly Remote After Pandemic Ends
Preference to Occasionally Work from Home Is Nearly Universal, According to a Survey of 209,000 People in 190 Countries by BCG and The Network; Even Manual Workers Will Be Looking for Flexibility An expectation on the part of workers that they will be allowed to work remotely more often will be one of the legacies…
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US Falls Behind Canada as a Work Destination, and Pandemic Lowers Mobility, in Global Workforce Study
Asia-Pacific Countries Rise in the Rankings, According to a Survey of 209,000 People in 190 Countries by Boston Consulting Group and The Network; Changes in Popularity Reflect Countries’ Success in Managing Coronavirus Brussels, March 4, 2021—The US has lost its status as the place foreigners would most like to work, with Canada now regarded as…
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8 Recruitment Technologies that Persuade Top Candidates
Every company invests in technology as part of their recruitment strategy. A web portal, document sharing, and now video interviews have all become a standard part of hiring today’s professionals. For companies that hire on a large scale, there are useful technologies like automated listing placements and predictive hiring analytics. But technology is also essential…
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Holiday Offer: All new online customers get a 7% discount on their first purchase
The holiday spirit has arrived at The Network. We have a little gift for you during the month of December: 1st time customers get a 7% discount on the purchase of one job ad through our website. The job ad can be posted in any of the 138 countries covered by our partners. Start recruiting now and…
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How Accessibility has Skyrocketed with the Work-At-Home Transition
The global pandemic has impacted every industry across the board. But nothing has made a bigger impact than the social distancing requirement. Employers have thrived for centuries on concentrating employees into one purpose-built space for working. The need to keep employees away from each other, away from customers, and at home whenever possible has turned…