Browsing: Applicant tracking systems

Recruiters in organisations of all sizes are under some false illusions about their best applicant sources and advertising ROI, says Adzuna CEO Raife Watson. read more

• TMS acquisition spree continues
  
• Contingent workforce demand softens
  
• Automation to drive headcount growth
  
• Beeline to power NSW contractor management read more

Employers' diversity efforts will continue to fail unless they take a whole-of-organisation approach to tackling hiring manager biases, a specialist says. read more

• Dip in demand for internal recruiters, HR professionals
  
• CareerOne white-label portfolio growing
  
• Recommendations for improving construction recruitment
  
• In brief: NDIS workers critical of labour suppliers; Bullhorn acquisitions; more read more

• No end in sight to demand for ICT talent
  
• New certification scheme for labour suppliers
  
• Revenue up for Indeed
  
• JobAdder expands product suite
  
• Amazon, PwC and NAB join veteran candidate expo read more

• HiTech reports "substantial improvement"
  
• RCSA launches certification scheme
  
• Revenue up for Indeed
  
• JobAdder expands product suite
  
• Amazon, PwC and NAB join veteran candidate expo read more

TA leaders are increasingly favouring hiring manager satisfaction as a key metric over stock-standard measurements such as time to fill or cost per hire, an industry adviser says. read more

Artificial intelligence and automation are certain to change how recruiters work, but organisations need the right tools and talent to understand what's possible, say experts in the field. read more

Quarterly reports lodged ahead of today's deadline for newly listed recruitment tech businesses show the sector is experiencing very mixed levels of success.



In this article, results for: Xref, Nvoi, ApplyDirect, Freelancer, CVCheck, Gooroo, Reffind, Elmo Limited and Rision. read more

Upcoming reporting changes have the potential to significantly disrupt organisations using payroll services, unless they start preparing for them now, according to technology specialists. read more