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Manager - Marketing (Services, Tech & Industrial) @ Six Degrees Executive

With more than 64,000 people finding jobs in September (compared to the forecast for gains of 25,000 jobs), the jobless rate remained unchanged at 4.1% even as the participation rate hit a record high of 67.2%. Against this backdrop, employers need to remain competitive to attract and retain top talent. A recent Mercer study shows the share of Australian employers commonly using internal secondment and rotation programs increased from 3% in 2020 to 7% in 2024, as companies think more creatively about how to keep employees engaged, motivated and loyal. Here at Six Degrees Executive, we often hear candidates say that a key motivator for them considering a new organisation is the career progression, professional development and leadership on offer on the other side of the fence. Some organisations are well set up to delivered structured, formalised rotation programs (often seen across the likes of automotive and pharmaceutical brands), but smaller, more nimble businesses can have equal success in these too and, if done right, can become a key pillar of your EVP. https://lnkd.in/gVUc3XWv

Employers lean on internal job transfers to keep staff happy

Employers lean on internal job transfers to keep staff happy

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Great share Michelle and very relevant for the recent shift towards business offering a strong EVP!

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