Editors Note: In case you missed it, ‘The Week That Was’ is all you need to know about anything that matters. This is your source for insight to this week’s breaking news, current events, and money swapping in Recruiting. That and the stuff we like. This week we learned we really don’t read TOS’, if you want more work done, work at home someone actually wants to but CareerBuilder and Bullhorn is up in the healthcare gig.

 

Phrase of the Week:

 

Competitive Environment – Company that boasts about their 85%+ turnover rate.

Tweet of the Week:

https://twitter.com/danidifalco/status/872930782842454017

 

Does LinkedIn’s TOS Mean it is time to Send an SOS?

As promised, LinkedIn’s Terms of Service went into effect June 7th. Announcing the new updated terms of service, the company said:

At LinkedIn, our “members first” philosophy helps guide every decision we make, including how we gather and respect your personal information. Today, we’re giving you an early look at LinkedIn’s updated Terms of Service – our Privacy Policy and User Agreement – so that you can understand what’s changing before it takes effect on June 7, 2017.

Since they announced the changes way back in April. But don’t worry if you forgot what they are. If you are like most people, you accepted the new terms without reading them. If you would like a refresher, click here.

 

 

 

Need More Productivity From Your Staff? Let Them Work From Home.

I have always said that since working at home, I work more than I ever did that I did than from an office. A recent Inc. article proves my thoughts:

Full-time employees who work from home aren’t just happier and healthier–they also happen to provide strong results to their employers, which include:

  • 77 percent report greater productivity while working off-site
  • 30 percent accomplish more in less time, while 24 percent accomplish more in the same amount of time
  • 23 percent are even willing to work longer hours than they normally would on-site to accomplish more
  • 52 percent are less likely to take time off when working remotely–even when sick.

Which means employers can no longer ignore the hiring reality that will soon hit them: The top talent you want working for you will increasingly demand the ability to work remotely.

So what do you have to say about that? Well, click here to read more first…

 

Like a Bull in the Doctors Office – Bullhorn Launches their Healthcare Edition

Bullhorn®, the cloud computing company that helps staffing and recruiting organizations transform their businesses, today announced its new suite of software for healthcare staffing firms to power their recruitment cycle – Bullhorn Healthcare Edition. Unveiled at Engage 2017, Bullhorn Healthcare Edition expands on Bullhorn’s enterprise-class applicant tracking system (ATS) as the industry’s first best-of-breed solution specifically designed for healthcare recruitment, including travel nurses, per-diem nurses, locum tenens physicians, and allied health professionals. Click here to read full article.

 

Work at HomeICYMI: Apollo Global in advanced talks to buy jobs website CareerBuilder:

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management LLC (APO.N) is in advanced talks to acquire U.S. job-hunting website CareerBuilder LLC after negotiations with another buyout firm ended unsuccessfully, according to people familiar with the matter. 

CareerBuilder has been up for sale at a time when many popular job websites have become acquisition targets as they struggle to translate user growth into profits. Last September, credit ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service called CareerBuilder’s operating performance “weak.”

ouch.

 

Where in the World was RecruitingDaily?

@MattCharney was at the Jobvite Recruiter Nation Live #RNL17

 

 

Work at Home@WilliamTincup was at Cornerstone Convergence 

 

Next week – HRTech Word San Francisco and HireVue’s Digital Disruption. Stay Tuned!

 

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Jackye is an acclaimed thought leader and inspirational speaker on recruiting and DEIB topics. She brings years of experience recruiting across a variety of industries including tech, HR, legal, and finance. In her role as VP of Talent Acquisition and DEIB, she leads all related work at Textio, provides critical expertise to customers, and serves as a leading voice in the products Textio creates for the broader ecosystem. Jackye has been named one of the 9 Powerful Women in Business You Should Know by SDHR Consulting, one of the 15 Women in HR Tech to Follow by VidCruiter, and is on the Top 100 list of Human Resources Influencers by Human Resource Executive Magazine.