International recruiting agency Robert Walters has allegedly issued a blanket ban on using certain words or phrases in job ads following the United … Read more
Training Before Raises, European Survey Shows
Employees in Europe are more likely to receive training and development opportunities next year compared to 2006, with fewer large base-pay increases, … Read more
Few Health Facilities Prepared for Shortage of Nurse Leaders
Fast-forward four years, when approximately 20% of nurse leaders and 35% of nursing employees will have retired, according to a new survey of 980 nurse … Read more
Former ERE Award Winners Must Innovate Even More in Tight Labor Market
These are the times that try recruiters’ souls. Even the best of them. With corporate recruiting activity continuing to surge, many corporate … Read more
Monster, Akron Beacon Journal Partner
The Akron Beacon Journal plans to merge its online and offline recruitment services to employers and job seekers across northeast Ohio with Monster by … Read more
U.S. Government Adds Online Hiring Toolkit
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management and a nonprofit organization, Partnership for Public Service, have joined together in an effort to help federal … Read more
Labor, Employment Cases Top Business Worries
A new survey of U.S. corporate law departments by Fulbright & Jaworski found that across 13 industries, labor and employment disputes appear to be the … Read more
Long Island Sour
Economic experts say local and national trends suggest that Long Island is teetering on the brink of a mild economic recession in 2007. Due to the softened … Read more
Examining the Online Experience of Job Candidates
A recent CareerXroads study, which examines the staffing pages of Fortune Magazine‘s annual list of America’s 500 largest public corporations, … Read more
Video Resume: High on Innovation, Low on Humility
Yale University senior Aleksey Vayner, an aspiring investment banker, took the road less traveled when he applied for a position with financial services … Read more