Redirect Recruitment Costs from Job Hunting Sites Back to the Community. Towards a Society Where Recruitment Fees Support the Future of Regions.
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Sponsors Boost Inc. announced 'SPONSORS BOOST 2.0,' an initiative to redirect recruitment costs from job-hunting sites back to local communities. By having companies support club activities and create contact points with students, it aims to prevent young people from leaving their hometowns, promote sustainable regional circulation, and contribute to solving local companies' recruitment difficulties and regional revitalization.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is SPONSORS BOOST 2.0?
- A: It is a system where companies view the costs of supporting club activities as recruitment expenses, which are then circulated back into the community to promote the retention of young people in their hometowns and address the recruitment difficulties faced by local businesses.
- Q: Why is it necessary to return recruitment expenses to the community?
- A: To prevent the outflow of young people from rural areas to cities, address the recruitment challenges faced by local businesses, revitalize local communities, and build a sustainable future.
- Q: What are the benefits for companies?
- A: Companies can engage with students early, which can lead to better branding, make recruitment activities an investment in the community's future, and be evaluated as part of their CSR activities.