Employer value proposition
A clear, credible statement of why people should join and stay.
Employer branding & HR brand strategy
We help organisations articulate a clear, credible employer value proposition and communicate it consistently to candidates and employees.
Overview
Strong candidates compare employers carefully. They read reviews, ask around and look for evidence of culture, growth and fairness. If your organisation cannot say clearly why someone should join and stay, you compete on salary alone, and that is the most expensive way to hire.
Good Human Consultants helps you define an employer value proposition that is both attractive and true. We listen to your people, understand what makes your workplace distinctive and shape it into a clear set of promises. Then we build the communication framework and stories that bring it to life for candidates and employees alike.
We also look at the candidate experience itself, from job descriptions and interview processes to offer letters and onboarding, because every touchpoint either strengthens or weakens the brand you are building.
What’s included
A credible employer value proposition that attracts and keeps the right talent.
A clear, credible statement of why people should join and stay.
Positioning, channels and priorities for attracting the right talent.
Frameworks that keep employees informed, involved and proud.
Real stories from your people that make the proposition believable.
Job descriptions, interviews and offers that reflect your brand.
A first 90 days that confirms new joiners made the right choice.
How we work
A clear, structured process with no surprises.
Conversations and surveys with employees and recent hires.
We shape the EVP and the messages that support it.
We craft stories, content and candidate touchpoints.
We track applications, acceptance and retention to refine it.
Questions
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An employer value proposition, or EVP, is the set of reasons people choose to work for you and stay: purpose, culture, growth, rewards and ways of working. A strong EVP is specific, credible and consistent.
Yes. Smaller employers often have genuine advantages, such as access to leadership, faster growth and broader roles, that are simply not being communicated. Employer branding makes them visible.
Useful measures include the quality and volume of applications, offer acceptance rates, time to hire, early attrition and employee referrals.
We define the strategy, messages and stories, and we work with your marketing team or partners on design and production.
Every engagement starts with listening. Tell us where your organisation is headed, and we’ll respond within one working day.