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Ideas are Worthless
If we, talent acquisition pros and leaders, are now to become ‘marketers’, or at least that is what we are led to believe by most experts in the TA field,…
Can’t Knock The Hustle: Revealing the Unwritten Recruiter Rulebook.
When you’re a recruiter, you’re always only as good as your last placement. You’re constantly sourcing, screening and submitting enough viable candidates to ensure your pipeline can fill whatever reqs…
A Simple Trick to Increase Engagement on LinkedIn
Note: this article does not in any way represent the thoughts, opinions, intentions, plans or strategies of my employer, or any other person or entity other than me
Don't Let Anybody Tell You What You're Capable Of
Alex got a lesson in self-empowerment when her networking coffee conversation took an unexpected -- and hurtful -- turn
SHRM Supports New Push to Repeal ‘Cadillac Tax’
While Republicans in Congress have launched their effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a separate effort, with bipartisan support, seeks to revoke one of the law's…
California Employees Must Have Uninterrupted Rest Breaks
Employers in California can’t require workers to remain on duty or “on call” during their rest breaks, according to the California Supreme Court
Accommodations for Mental Health Conditions Require Discretion, Flexibility
Guidance from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) can help employers identify possible accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act for people with mental health conditions
What to Expect from the Labor Market in 2017
An uncertain political environment has obscured hiring outlooks for some employers, but if economic conditions remain strong, expect job growth to continue for the foreseeable future
Google Stands Up to OFCCP in Compensation Lawsuit
Google has provided the Department of Labor with "hundreds of thousands of records" over the last year but was sued for not handing over documents that would reveal private employee…