New Hires Survey
It is taking workers longer to find new jobs, and fewer new hires are receiving signing bonuses, according to ZipRecruiter’s Q1 2024 Survey of New Hires. Nonetheless, the share of workers being actively recruited to their new jobs, and the share receiving counter-offers from their previous employers, are historically high.
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