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Overall U.S. job openings and hiring activity drops, with some pockets of growth, according to the iCIMS Monthly Hiring Indicator Overall U.S. job openings and hiring activity drops, with some pockets of growth, according to the iCIMS Monthly Hiring Indicator
Leading cloud recruiting platform provider expands its partner ecosystem with third-party advisor services to further support customers in achieving talent acquisition success Leading cloud recruiting platform provider expands its partner ecosystem with third-party advisor services to further support customers in achieving talent acquisition success
Employers beginning to feel the impact of new coronavirus as U.S. job openings and hiring activity declines, according to the iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator Employers beginning to feel the impact of new coronavirus as U.S. job openings and hiring activity declines, according to the iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator
Leading cloud recruiting platform provider to enhance its user experience and design, further invest in artificial intelligence and machine learning, and expand global capabilities in 2020 Leading cloud recruiting platform provider to enhance its user experience and design, further invest in artificial intelligence and machine learning, and expand global capabilities in 2020
Holmdel, NJ, Feb. 18, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — iCIMS, Inc., the market leader for cloud-based talent acquisition software solutions, today announced that Steve Lucas is joining as chief executive officer, effective March 2, 2020.
Partnership powers a seamless integration between best-in-class talent acquisition platform and HCM leader Partnership powers a seamless integration between best-in-class talent acquisition platform and HCM leader
iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator shows strong job openings and hiring activity at the start of 2020 iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator shows strong job openings and hiring activity at the start of 2020
Yet IT leaders identify HR as their lowest investment priority, according to new research from iCIMS Yet IT leaders identify HR as their lowest investment priority, according to new research from iCIMS
Align’s business growth now supported with tools to attract, engage and hire global employees Align’s business growth now supported with tools to attract, engage and hire global employees
iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator suggests U.S. employers remain confident as they gear up for a strong new year iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator suggests U.S. employers remain confident as they gear up for a strong new year
Holmdel, NJ, Dec. 03, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As 2019 comes to an end, U.S. employers slowed their hiring activity and opened fewer new jobs in November, according to iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator (MHI). Before seasonal adjustments, new hires declined 14.2% and new job openings declined 14.1% – their largest monthly declines since at least 2015. After seasonal adjustments, the decline in hiring and job openings were 0.1% and 0.6%, respectively. Lower demand for workers was evident across industries, but particularly in retail trade.
Holmdel, NJ, Nov. 22, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — iCIMS, Inc., the market leader for cloud-based talent acquisition software solutions, today announced that Valerie Rainey, Chief Financial Officer, is a recipient of a Silver Stevie® award for Women in Business under the category of Female Executive of the Year.
New integration improves sourcing efficiencies and productivity for global talent teams leveraging iCIMS New integration improves sourcing efficiencies and productivity for global talent teams leveraging iCIMS
The company broadens its executive team to further support its accelerated growth and expanding global presence The company broadens its executive team to further support its accelerated growth and expanding global presence
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Holmdel, NJ, Nov. 04, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — U.S. employers accelerated their job openings and hiring activity during the month of October, aligning with the rebound in investor sentiment. Before seasonal adjustments, new hires increased 10.2% and new job openings increased 14.7%, according to iCIMS’ Monthly Hiring Indicator (MHI). This contrasts with the federal government’s October payroll report, as workers on strike are not paid and therefore do not appear in payrolls. The MHI is a leading economic indicator published by iCIMS, drawing upon its database of more than 75 million applications and 4 million jobs each year. New hires translate directly into payroll growth, after netting out departures, layoffs and other separations. “Not only was the impact of the auto workers’ strike on payroll reports much smaller than expected, but the underlying pace of hiring held on and even accelerated,” said Josh Wright, chief economist at iCIMS. “The business community seems to be taking some comfort that trade tensions will not boil over and tip the U.S. into recession.”