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The 30-Day Clock on CC-305: What Federal Contractors Need to Do Now

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If you run hiring for a federal contractor, you have a compliance change on your desk this month that deserves more attention than a routine policy update. On August 21, OFCCP published a final rule in the Federal Register ending the Form CC-305 disability self-identification requirement, along with the 7% utilization goal and the related… Read more »

The Hiring Funnel is a Board-Level Risk

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Broken application journeys are costing you qualified candidates and building an uncapped legal claim at the same time. Lead the fix now, or be the one explaining to the board why nobody did. For most of the last decade, the standard explanation for slow hiring has been talent supply. Leadership hears “we can’t find the right… Read more »

Recruiting Operations: How to Build a Scalable, Predictable Talent Operation

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Two RecOps practitioners and a Talent Leader who “used to do it all herself” pull back the curtain on how to build a world-class hiring engine. Has your organization already built a dedicated role to centralize the people, process, and data work that sits behind hiring? In a flash poll taken during our recent roundtable, 71%… Read more »

Catfish, Bots and Spam: How TA Can Push Back Against Candidate Fraud

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We spent years making it easy to apply, and now we’re drowning in the consequences. How do we shut down the fraudsters while giving serious talent a real shot? The application used to be a promise between an employer offering a job and a candidate genuinely interested in doing it. But for most recruiters today, the… Read more »

Pay Transparency Laws in 2026: What Talent Acquisition Teams Need to Know Now

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Pay disclosure is reshaping how recruiters attract talent, and the rules are changing faster than most teams can keep up. Here’s where things stand—and why it matters for your hiring strategy.A hiring manager in Denver posts a senior analyst role with a salary range of $75,000 to $140,000. On paper, the range checks all the… Read more »

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) Has Not Been Renewed: Impact and Outlook for Employers

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As we approach the end of the year, a critical deadline looms for employers across the United States. The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC)—a vital federal incentive designed to encourage the hiring of individuals facing significant barriers to employment—is set to expire on December 31, 2025.Despite its long history of bipartisan support, the credit was… Read more »

Efficient But Empathetic: Putting The Soul Back Into Talent Acquisition

Efficient But Empathetic: Putting The Soul Back Into Talent AcquisitionHas AI stripped the heart from hiring? Our experts discuss the essential human qualities that technology can’t replace.There has always been a tension between the human side of recruiting and the science of matching the right people to the right roles. That tension may be reaching… Read more »

Engaging Through Storytelling: The New Currency for Talent Leaders

Engaging Through Storytelling: The New Currency for Talent LeadersThe AI era has arrived and it’s liberating talent professionals from basic processes. Now, the challenge is to communicate the human skills that prove their strategic impact.“We worked with a business leader recently who spoke about all these amazing people initiatives they were working on and the… Read more »

Everything You Wanted to Know About AI in Talent Acquisition (But Were Afraid to Ask)

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From tool fads to compliance challenges, here’s the lowdown on the current state of artificial intelligence from the mouths of industry experts.Barely a day goes by without some new headline about artificial intelligence. The excitement about it is palpable – the possibilities for talent acquisition, some say, are endless. Fears about it are spreading, too,… Read more »