What Is A Boomerang Employee?
A Boomerang Employee is someone who returns to work for their former employer. The ROI on a boomerang hire has been detailed in our recent research...
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A Boomerang Employee is someone who returns to work for their former employer. The ROI on a boomerang hire has been detailed in our recent research...
Boomerang employees offer great value to your company. This is how to set yourself up with boomerang success.
Recent research shows a clear trend for retirees returning to the workplace. Retired alumni are an untapped source of talent that HR leaders taking...
Visier data shows bringing back an ex-employee not only makes financial sense for them (with an average 28% pay rise), but it's good for your...
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Considering the mechanics of hiring & ROI, it makes sense to engage with former employees who will cost a lot less to integrate into your...
Chasing passive candidates typically only fills 11% of roles. This leaves a glaring 89% of roles open, which could be filled by former employees.
Corporate alumni platforms are a vital step in enabling a re-entry program, re-engaging people who have had a career break or absence from your firm.
A survey identified that over 420,000 professional-level women are currently taking career breaks and were ready to return as boomerang hires.
I used to think it meant someone wasn’t loyal if they left. But now we’re actually reaching out to former employees to see who's interested in...
A Boomerang Employee is someone who returns back to their former employer after leaving to go work for another organization or go into retirement.
Sodexo’s corporate alumni program is celebration-worthy: boomerang hires had a 44% higher retention rate over a 3 year time frame than other external...
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