Trends Shaping Talent Acquisition & HR In 2022

The Covid-19 pandemic didn’t just change the way we think about work; it brought many changes to business and life. Outside of epidemiologists, no one anticipated how a flu would bring everything nearly come screeching halt while also dramatically altering employer’s approach towards having an employee on staff for years with flexible schedules or self-directed careers being at least some part discussion in HR departments due before this epidemic hit. There are several ways that companies might utilise working from home options, postulating new strategies – such as video-conferencing, which was not really considered necessary prior because people could still go into offices but now, they need those resources elsewhere.

Lessons from the Great Resignation – Utilizing Training & Career Development

It has been a strange time so far, and the trend continues in 2022 with millions more people deciding to quit their job ahead of finding one new. Businesses are using technology like never before when recruiting, developing talent or retaining workers who might be at risk due to circumstances beyond their control – such as economic uncertainty during periods where there’s high unemployment rates for generations (which was also true last decade).

The solution to the problem of employees leaving their jobs isn’t as obvious. Some business leaders have turned towards hiring new graduates, but according to research from Randstad RiseSmart, over two-thirds (68%) are optimistic about filling open roles with current workers instead!

Learning is a crucial part in keeping employees happy and productive. As employers have come to understand this, they’ve started viewing learning opportunities as key factors when deciding whether or not take on new workers -and if so, how much training those individuals need before being put into high demand industries like IT, where skills grow obsolete quickly without constant updating.

In the future, corporations may have a new group of professionals tasked with sparring up training and development. These upskilling officers will need to be in close contact with those managing activities they’re trying support – a change from previous practices where learning was often siloed off by departmental lines or ethnicity-based teams.

Changes in Policy – Empowering Workers

The Colorado Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, which took effect on January 1st, 2021, impacts how employers present promotion opportunities and job postings. Internal listings must include more details about wages including bonuses as well as benefits. Employees also have the right to talk with their colleagues about what they are paid or not given an opportunity at work – due specifically because of gender discrimination in combination with another protected status such as race colour national origin religion etc. Employers cannot discriminate based upon someone’s sex combined together any other factor that is protected by Law.

Colorado is not the only state to pass a law requiring equal pay for men and women. California was one of several states that introduced this type of legislation last year, but they are atypical in how aggressively enforceable their policies seem – in fact, many companies have suspended hiring remotely because it’s too difficult with all these new regulations being put into place!

Demand For Fair Compensation

There’s a vital and necessary shift happening right now—a global mindset on both an individual level, as well in organizations. The change has started to tear down boundaries between work life outside of your office or home with leisure time activities; but there’s more work yet to be done! It isn’t just about spreading ideas across borders either- it requires us investing ourselves into supporting new ways for getting things accomplished which will allow people from all over the world can contribute their skillsets towards success without having them lost among others.

As the pandemic slowly subsides, expect employers to develop programs that ensure parents are fairly compensated. Parents want more time at home with their children and less on the road traveling for work—this will be beneficial not just financially but also environmentally as well! With Covid-19 payments going back into normal circulation soon after an historic data breach last year many people have been forced out of jobs or taking diminished roles which pressures paychecks along career paths. On top if suddenly having kids home while working, parenting has become even harder than before due significant amount stress involved especially when trying naturally balance both responsibilities

A Shift to Company Transparency & Accountability

In 2022, as employers and employees struggle to develop a positive image of their workplace in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic chaos which has followed closely on its heels – many dynamics about work expectations will change forever. One such thing is that virtual programs are likely going become commonplace among these modern day organizations due not just because it’s cheaper or more efficient but also for mental health initiatives proposed within this time period where we see an increased need from employers themselves who want workers without any fear towards certification requirements since most people have been infected at some point already so there could potentially even be less turnover costs involved if someone does quit before being fired!

Benefit from Talent Acquisition Expertise With Bradford Jacobs

These trends are changing the way the world views work, and their effects can vary according to region or country. However, you can still utilize these trends to your benefits through employing the expertise of global recruiters. At Bradford Jacobs, we want to ensure that you find the right people with the best tools and knowledge available. Get in touch with us to find out more.