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Why Contingent Labor Might Be Right for You
Contingent labor can help you develop professional development, work flexible hours, and even receive benefits. Learn more.
Walking the Salary Discussion Tightrope
Why previous salary discussion during an interview is more than taboo for U.S. employers and the legality of discussing salary history in your state.
Preparing for Your Background Checks
When you accept an offer of employment, you will go through a pre-hire process which…
Post-COVID Compensation, Time Off, and Benefits
With a possible recession looming on the horizon and the workforce finally getting back into…
THIS or THAT? Layoffs and Recession Prepping OR Companies Hanging on to Workers?
In a new twist on the “THIS or THAT?” game, we’re noticing conflicting views regarding…
Does Direct Sourcing Solve Talent Woes?
Looking to fill volumes of workers for the holiday season? Trying to prepare for the…
From Quiet Quitting to Quick Quitting to Quiet Constraint
First, there was quiet quitting. This was a phenomenon in which “quiet quitters” – these…
Best Practices to Ensure Temporary Worker Safety
Analysis of workers’ compensation data indicates that the risk of experiencing work-related injuries may be…
The Challenge of Defining an Independent Contractor
Over the years, the Department of Labor (DOL), individual states, and the courts have attempted…
When Competing for Talent, Employers Eye Time to Hire
In a period of talent scarcity, the ability to reduce time to hire (a.k.a. time…
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