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Is the Staffing and Recruiting Industry Ready for Takeoff Again?
Posted: Thursday September 17, 2020
A Whole New Workforce: How to Keep Millennial Candidates Engaged
Posted: Thursday August 27, 2020By Jennifer Roeslemeier | Tue Jan 28, 2020
Category: Columns, Expert Advice, Technology
Part 2: Questions to not overlook, what to avoid as you narrow down your search, and how to plan for a smooth implementation. Welcome back to Part 2 of “New Year, New Decade, New Staffing Software!” If you are reading this article, you may have caught Part 1 which discussed how...
By Jennifer Roeslemeier | Thu Jan 16, 2020
Category: Expert Advice, Recruiting, Technology
The start of a brand-new year is an exciting time for people to reflect on the year behind them and think about goals for the year ahead. Many people look at it as a fresh start! Perhaps there are new best practices you want to try, or pick up a...
By Lynn Connor | Tue Jan 14, 2020
Category: Expert Advice, Recruiting
Do any of your clients utilize independent contractors? If so, and if they are in California, the law has changed as of January 1, 2020. And, even if you’re not in Cali, you need to pay attention to Assembly Bill 5 as some states have the same restrictions,...
By Anonymous | Tue Jan 14, 2020
Category: Expert Advice, Productivity, Recruiting
Let’s face the facts, the unemployment rate is the lowest it’s been in decades, creating a very tight talent market that over 20,000 staffing & recruiting firms (among others) are competing for.
By Anonymous | Thu Jan 02, 2020
Category: Expert Advice, Technology
CONTENT… CONTENT… CONTENT Content is still king, and quality beats quantity every-time. Your content has to provide real value to your visitors and should capture your visitor’s attention with images and graphics to complement the written content. Not only is it critical to publish relevant content but it’s also important to...
By Lynn Connor | Thu Jan 02, 2020
Category: Expert Advice, Legal, Recruiting
In July of 2019, the national unemployment rate was 3.7%. Minimum wage rates are increasing across the nation. At the beginning of 2019, eighteen states began the year with higher minimum wages based on the cost of living and ten other states increased their rates due to prior approved legislation...
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