First it was stealing office supplies, and now this. Software firm Check Point Software Technologies claims that widespread access to technology has made … Read more
SHRM Trains Atlanta’s Upcoming Workforce
When the Atlanta chapter of SHRM was looking for ways to provide a charitable community service, it says it decided to turn to the Mayor’s Youth … Read more
Expanding Your LinkedIn Network
Let’s look at ways to expand your LinkedIn network, the online network of more than 11 million experienced professionals from around the world, … Read more
It’s a Cool Summer for Employers
It won’t be a cruel, cruel summer, but Manpower predicts a cool summer, at least when it comes to hiring in the United States. Manpower’s … Read more
Can’t Find Talent?You Must Be Kidding!
Lately I have heard a rash of corporate recruiters exclaim, “Where have all the good candidates gone? There are no good people to be found.” … Read more
A Conversation With The Newman Group’s Ed Newman
ERE recently asked Ed Newman, founder and chief executive officer of The Newman Group, questions relating to his company’s recent acquisition by … Read more
Dads on Paternity Leave: Thanks or No Thanks?
You might think your flex-time policies for working moms are fair, but are you doing enough to promote a healthy work-life balance for working dads as … Read more
Oh, Flexibility: Canada’s Best Benefit Plans
What do Sleep Country Canada, Intuit Canada, and Farm Credit Canada all have in common? These companies, along with 27 other top employers, seem to know … Read more
Honk If Your Company Loves Telecommuting
As moderate-income and younger workers feel the pinch of money and time spent commuting, more large employers need to recognize alternative arrangements to … Read more
Whirlpool Cuts 730 Manufacturing Jobs in Tennessee
Whirlpool Corp. is eliminating more than 700 positions at two manufacturing plants in Tennessee. The company plans to stop producing dehumidifiers and air … Read more