The advent of remote and hybrid work has transformed the traditional office environment, presenting both opportunities and challenges for businesses. One such challenge is recruiting office assistants and managers who can seamlessly adapt to the remote or hybrid office setup. In this blog post, we will explore effective strategies for recruiting and onboarding these critical roles in a changing work landscape.
The global talent shortage has affected nearly every industry, and the mining sector is no exception. Nearly three-quarters (71 percent) of mining leaders say the talent shortage is holding them back from meeting specific objectives, and 86 percent of mining executives say recruiting and retaining talent is more complicated than it has been in the past. Many factors have contributed to talent shortages in the mining industry, but one reason is that people are hesitant to move to remote locations for mining jobs. To combat this issue, it’s up to recruiters and HR reps to simplify the employee relocation process and ensure it’s worthwhile for the new hire. it’s worth the new hire’s while.
As the manufacturing industry continues to evolve, organizations face the ongoing challenge of attracting and retaining top talent. With advancements in technology, shifting market demands, and an increasingly competitive landscape, staying ahead in the manufacturing sector requires a keen understanding of the latest hiring trends. At TPD, we have observed and analyzed the hiring patterns in manufacturing industries to help organizations thrive in today’s dynamic talent landscape.
The mining industry has been an important driver of global economic growth and development for many years. As mining companies seek to optimize their operations and improve profitability, they are faced with a range of workforce trends that are shaping the industry. In this white paper, we will explore five key trends impacting the future of work in the mining industry.
We are thrilled to announce that TPD has just been recertified as a Great Place to Work TM, a recognition that highlights our commitment to providing a positive and supportive work environment for our team members.
As the warm summer months approach, it’s tempting to put career development on the back burner and focus on vacations, relaxation, and outdoor activities. However, if you’re a motivated professional who wants to stay ahead of the competition, now is the perfect time to invest in your future. Waiting until September, when many job seekers flood the market, could mean missing out on valuable opportunities. In this blog post, we’ll explore why candidates shouldn’t snooze on their career development during the summer and how proactive steps can give them a head start.
When it comes to building a thriving business, companies must recognize the critical role played by administrative assistants, receptionists, and office managers. These professionals are the backbone of a well-functioning office, providing crucial support to streamline operations and ensure seamless productivity. In this blog post, we will explore why hiring for these roles is vital, discuss the opportune moments for companies to make these hires, and highlight key attributes to consider when selecting candidates. By focusing on strategic staffing decisions, companies can lay the foundation for success and foster an efficient workplace. TPD has a highly qualified talent pool of office support professionals and we specialize in hiring Administrative Assistants, Receptionists, and Office Managers.
According to a report by the Semiconductor Industry Association, the global semiconductor market reached a record high of $464 billion in 2020, and is expected to continue to grow in the coming years. [X] This growth has been fueled by the increasing demand for semiconductor-enabled technologies, such as smartphones, laptops, and data centers. However, this surge in demand has also led to a shortage of skilled workers in the industry. Boston Consulting Group predicts that the semiconductor industry will face a shortfall of 10,000 to 30,000 engineers in the coming years. [X] In response to these challenges, the US government has recently allocated $52 billion in funding for the semiconductor industry to address the talent shortage and maintain its competitiveness in the global market. [X] In this blog, Victoria Tchachnikova, TPD’s Semiconductor Industry Workforce Specialist will explore strategies for semiconductor companies to keep up with hiring demands and attract the best talent in this rapidly growing industry.
It’s mining conference season, with the VRIC, AME Roundup, PDAC Conference, and CIM Convention + Expo, around the corner! Mining conferences can be a fantastic way to discover new talent within your industry while connecting with other mining professionals face-to-face.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion is a strategic priority for leaders in the mining industry, and there is no disputing the business case for it. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) projects that by 2029, more than half the current US mining workforce will be retired (approximately 221,000 workers) creating a significant skill and knowledge gap. Let’s look at gender diversity alone, women make up only 16% of the industry workforce, and if this imbalance continues it significantly reduces the talent pool likely to replace those retirees. Company values are increasingly important to potential employees, post COVID-19, 59% of employees are either changing or looking to change jobs to work with a company whose values align with their own. There is a clear need to incorporate diversity and inclusion measures throughout all aspects of business, and with mining conference season around the corner now is a great time to start the conversation. Visit TPD at PDAC and VRIC to discuss how you can build a more diverse and inclusive workforce.
