Corporate Executive Board has joined forces with PayScale to offer the Seattle-based company’s compensation data as part of a new premium member … Read more
Out on a Limb: Telecommuting From a Tree
Known colloquially as MOOF, Microsoft’s Mobile Out Of Office is literally going out on a limb to show companies that workers like the idea of … Read more
Recruiters Have ADD, and Other Things Overheard at Bullhorn Live
“Before ’98/’99, you saw companies doing neat stuff and creating exciting environments with signing bonuses. It was pure recognition that … Read more
Battle of the Blogs: Two Recruiting Websites at Odds
RecruitingBlogs.com’s Jason Davis, the founder of Recruiting.com and prolific online recruiting blogger, is perhaps too good at what he does. … Read more
Military Vet Staffing Firm Sold
New York equity firm Centre Partners has bought the military recruiting and consulting firm Orion International Consulting Group. The staffing firm that … Read more
Monster Tests Its Flexibility
Just days after American Technology Research analyst Tim Boyd claimed that Monster appears to be losing U.S. market share to CareerBuilder, the Maynard, … Read more
One-Third of Women Claim Weekly Discrimination at Work
Thirty-three percent of female workers said their gender works against them when applying for a job, while 11% said it works in their favor. Another 56% … Read more
Kelly Services’ Higher Placement in Second Life
Kelly Services has helped place a Second Life resident in a real-life job, one of the first companies embarking on the brave new frontier of recruiting to … Read more
What’s Happening in Your World?
For the sixth year, you have the opportunity to respond to a short survey on industry trends and issues. We have been doing this to help highlight … Read more
Sweet-n-Sour: Cadbury Not Disclosing Locations of Global Cuts
Cadbury Schweppes PLC has announced its plans to cut 7,500 jobs and close 11 (approximately 15%) of its candy factories by 2011. However, the company has … Read more