Recent Post
Disability Support Work is a growing profession that has experienced a significant increase in terms of jobs over the last 20 years. The healthcare and community sector employs over 1.8 million people and is expected to increase to over 2.0 million by 2025. This fast-growing sector now provides a myriad of career opportunities that can be rewarding both personally and professionally.
To ensure your recruitment process remains competitive in the modern business environment, a robust diversity strategy and stringent methodology is essential. Without a strong direction and framework in place, achieving meaningful workforce diversity and inclusion will remain a goal.
Research in New Zealand has shown that 59% of older workers are planning to keep working past retirement age. In order to stay competitive in a candidate-tight market, employers should consider ways to source the knowledge and experience of older workers. Here are 9 advantages of hiring the 50+ worker:
It is becomingly increasingly understood that encouraging diversity and promoting inclusion is not only valuable, but a commercially astute business decision. By harnessing a diverse range of talent, companies can build a stronger business and generate increased productivity through a more creative, committed and motivated workforce.
It’s not enough for an organisation to say it values diversity in the workplace. To be a diverse and inclusive employer, changes need to occur in the recruitment process. “Glassdoor” found that 67% of job seekers use diversity as an important factor when considering companies and job offers.
People are living longer, they are healthier, and they want to continue working and being productive — mature workers are a cohort not to overlook. This blog article will explore New Zealand trends in the mature workforce.
Here is your opportunity to receive information on upcoming Drake events, free publications and special offers on Talent Management Solutions.
Subscribe Now