Tips for Competing with Walmart and Others During the Hiring Process
Walmart and other retailers or fast food outlets use aggressive marketing tactics to attract, hire, and retain employees. Agencies must compete with these industries in order to build and retain the best workforce they can.
One way to make your organization stand out among competing employers is to compile a checklist of advantages your agency offers. Communicate these benefits to all prospective new hires through your job listings, and feel free to share with existing employees as well!
Here is a sample list you can use to market your agency for new hires and existing employees:
- We have a mission to help others
- The average weekly pay for a direct support professional is ____
- Minimum 40-hours a week
- Overtime available
- Any qualified employee can request extra hours from our website
- Never miss a shift! We remind you by text of your next shift
- 150% to 200% extra pay for working on any of the ___ holidays per year
- Fixed schedule with the option to pick up more hours
- View your schedule anytime, anywhere
- See who you are working with
- Earn paid time off
- Receive unpaid time off with no penalties
- Get 6-month reviews
- Structured career path
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