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Pay transparency in job ads improves applications, survey finds

A survey shows employers who disclose salary details upfront in job advertisements attract more applicants and stronger candidates.

Skinny McBuntu

Businesses that include salary information in job advertisements receive more applications from higher-quality candidates, according to a survey of hiring managers. Employers who fail to disclose pay upfront risk missing out on top talent in a competitive job market.

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NZ Herald

Pay transparency in job ads improves applications, survey finds

A survey of hiring managers shows transparency gives employers a clear competitive edge.

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Newstalk ZB

Pay transparency in job ads improves applications, survey finds

Businesses who fail to disclose salary details upfront in job advertisements could be missing out on top talent, according to a new report.

Read the full story at Newstalk ZB