Employer Resources

THE conference for seasonal HR and Recruiting Managers to gather, learn, share and invent the strategies and tactics that make their property’s HR efforts successful. Everything from recruiting, retention, and recreation to employment law updates, creative solutions to the growing housing crunch, and invaluable networking.

Once you’ve attracted the interest of a job seekers, they should ideally be able to express their interest with you easily. But many companies lose out on candidates with a tedious initial application process.

Just like customers expect to be able to easily learn what products and services are available from your company, job seekers need accurate information on what positions are available.

If your middle-managers are not properly trained and provided with ongoing support to help them build confidence in their roles, they can become burned out, disengaged, and lose interest in seeing themselves or anyone else succeed in your organization.

Crafting a strong Employee Value Proposition can help you build a great team of enthusiastic employees.

Employers should regularly review and tune-up their recruitment marketing materials. Learn some easy tips for keeping your listings from feeling stale.

As we proceed into an era of increased dynamism, all companies have to continue to ask how they can remain competitive, and how they can respond to the ever-changing preferences of both their customers and their employees.

Individuals and entities are actively taking steps to address affordable workforce housing which provide a hopeful glimpse into how this challenge may be addressed in the years to come.

We receive all manner of questions from potential candidates everyday. But one question that we receive probably more often than any other: Am I too old to do this?

Mental health has always been an important component of overall employee satisfaction and well being, and employers are increasingly recognizing this and taking steps to support and empower their staff.

Culture isn’t just a buzzword – it’s how current and former employees measure and quantify their experience working for you. And if it can be measured, it can be improved!

Throughout 2021, as the pandemic continued to disrupt everyday life but some semblances of normality were beginning to slowly return, a phrase entered the employment-world vernacular: “People just don’t want to work anymore.” At a time when enhanced unemployment benefits were providing a lifeline to the millions of workers who...