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Executive Search Market and Its Growth in Saudi Arabia

N2Growth Blog

The executive search market in Saudi Arabia is poised for significant growth, with an estimated value of $2.2 However, the market also faces challenges such as a scarcity of qualified talent, high costs associated with executive search services, and a need for more transparency in the search process.

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Antitrust Policy Is Contradicted By Patent Laws

CEO Insider

Although the market power of these firms is derived from their monopoly over powerful technologies, the FTC cannot attack this power directly because it is legal and strongly supported by policies to promote economic […] The post Antitrust Policy Is Contradicted By Patent Laws appeared first on CEOWORLD magazine.

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Why Boutique Executive Search Firms Outperform Global Behemoth’s

N2Growth Blog

The Pitfalls of Off-Limits Policies in ‘Most’ Global Search Firms Off-limits policies are a common feature in executive search contracts. The implications of these off-limits policies are far-reaching. Moreover, the impact of off-limits policies extends beyond individual searches.

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Consider a Garden Leave Policy as a Replacement for Your Noncompetes

HR Digest

A garden leave policy is standard at many high-profile organizations but they are not as common as non-compete clauses. HRDive believes that these policies could see great value as noncompete alternatives and we’re inclined to agree. Image: Pexels What Is a Garden Leave Policy?

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Fast-Moving Labor Markets Aren’t Always Good

The Horizons Tracker

Given the complexity of the labor market, analyzing such flows is far from straightforward, however. Understanding the answer to this question is crucial for devising policy solutions that address the underlying causes rather than merely treating the symptoms of an inefficient labor market.

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Awarding Immigration Amnesty Helps The Labor Market

The Horizons Tracker

A new report from Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy argues that if undocumented immigrants are given legal status and amnesty, it would make the U.S. job market better. Around 12 million people, a quarter of all immigrants in the U.S., are undocumented immigrants. They work a lot in the U.S.

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More Than Childcare Needed To Fix Unequal Labor Market

The Horizons Tracker

economist Claudia Goldin, the recipient of this year’s Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, has conducted research shedding light on these issues, particularly the gender disparities in the labor market. The hypothesis was that a swifter return to the labor market could enhance a mother’s prospects for professional advancement.

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