Resourcing and Talent Planning 2017 · 2020-01-21 · 16% of HR professionals say their...

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To read the full report visit cipd.co.uk/resourcingandtalentplanningsurvey in partnership with Impact of the UK’s decision to leave the EU Over the next three years, HR professionals expect increases in: BrEXIT Competition for well-qualified talent Emphasis on developing existing staff Difficulty recruiting senior/strategic or skilled/technical staff Most effective attraction methods Changing skills 65% of HR professionals agree that the skills needed for jobs in their organisation are changing. The skills most likely to increase in demand in the next 12 months are: Recruitment processes 41% of HR professionals believe the length of their recruitment process has led to the loss of potential recruits in the last 12 months Measurement 16% of HR professionals say their organisation currently measures the return on investment of their recruitment activity Employer brand 9 in 10 organisations have been making efforts to improve their employer brand in the last year 56% of organisations do not calculate the cost of labour turnover 60% 34% 52% 74% £ Resourcing and Talent Planning 2017 Professional networking sites Commercial job boards Recruitment consultants Own corporate website 56 % 58% 72 % 68 % 61 % 41 % 89% 58 % 54 % 51 % Leadership Digital Commercial awareness 16 %

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To read the full report visit cipd.co.uk/resourcingandtalentplanningsurvey

in partnership with

Impact of the UK’s decision to leave the EUOver the next three years, HR professionals expect increases in:

BrEXITCompetition for well-qualified talent

Emphasis on developing existing sta�

Di�culty recruiting senior/strategic or skilled/technical sta�

Most e�ective attraction methods

Changing skills 65% of HR professionals agree that the skills needed for jobs in their organisation are changing. The skills most likely to increase in demand in the next 12 months are:

Recruitment processes41% of HR professionals believe the length of their recruitment process has led to the loss of potential recruits in the last 12 months

Measurement16% of HR professionals say their organisation currently measures the return on investment of their recruitment activityEmployer brand

9 in 10 organisations have been making e�orts to improve their employer brand in the last year

56% of organisations do not calculate the cost of labour turnover

60%

34% 52%

74%

£

Resourcing andTalent Planning 2017

Professional networking sites

Commercial job boards

Recruitment consultants

Own corporate website

56%

58%

72%

68%

61%

41%

89%

58%

54%

51%Leadership

Digital

Commercial awareness

16%