Preparing Your Recruitment Strategy for the 2025 Political Landscape
Learn how anticipated policy shifts could shape the future of talent acquisition and workforce planning.
With the 2024 U.S. presidential election on the horizon, talent acquisition leaders are navigating potential changes that could redefine recruitment strategies in the years ahead. This insightful, non-partisan webinar will explore the policy directions anticipated from each candidate, assessing their likely impact on hiring trends, budget considerations, and long-term talent planning. Gain the insights you need to adapt to the upcoming political landscape and fortify your recruitment approach for 2025 and beyond.
Key discussion points of this webinar will include:
Anticipated Policy Shifts: Understand the potential policy changes each candidate may introduce and how these could impact recruitment regulations, labor laws, and hiring practices.
Budget and Resource Allocation: Learn how proposed tax and budget policies might affect talent acquisition budgets and what adjustments may be needed for effective resource planning in 2025 and beyond.
Labor Market Dynamics: Explore how each candidate’s approach to issues like immigration, minimum wage, and workforce development could shape talent supply, diversity, and competitive hiring.
Future-Proofing Recruitment Strategies: Discover proactive steps to prepare your talent acquisition strategy for various political outcomes, ensuring resilience and flexibility amid changing economic and regulatory conditions.
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Mallory Vachon
Chief Economist
LaborIQ
Mallory Vachon is the Chief Economist at LaborIQ, where she leads the research and data teams that produce key insights and forecasts related to the labor market. Her main focus is providing clients and the general public with sophisticated yet accessible analyses that inform business decisions and an understanding of labor market and compensation dynamics. Vachon has been featured in publications such as Bloomberg, SHRM, The Dallas Morning News, and S&P Global Market Intelligence. She brings more than a decade of experience in labor markets, economic research, and thought leadership.