Reducing Your Time to Hire
Balancing The Flaws in the Traditional Recruitment Process We live in a world that values speed. This year’s Tokyo Olympics magnified that, with Sydney McLaughlin, Karsten Warholm and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn…
The Return Of The QR Code And What It Means For Your Personal Brand
The QR code is back and it can be a powerful tool for building your personal brand. Here's how you can use QR codes to stand out and deliver value…
The Use Case Podcast: Storytelling about Flux with Nick Ionita
Storytelling about Flux with Nick Ionita Welcome to the Use Case Podcast, episode 116. This week we have storytelling about Flux with Nick Ionita
U.K. Demands More Women Leaders: How To Attract Them After Covid-19?
The Covid-19 continues affecting the world in many different ways; one of them continues to be limiting the progress towards gender equality
Under Europe’s ETIAS, Non-Visa Visitors Will Need Electronic Authorization
Citizens of roughly 60 countries, including the
Work-Refusal Unemployment Claims Spike During Pandemic
Unemployment compensation claims from employees who refuse to return to work after being furloughed during the coronavirus pandemic are on the rise
Rollout of Booster Shots to Begin in September
As more employers consider making COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory, they’ll need to decide if they will mandate booster shots, as well
San Francisco Will Tax Employers Based on CEO Pay Ratio
Measure L, which passed with the overwhelming support of voters, will be effective in 2022 for businesses operating in the city of San Francisco. The stated objective of
Google's Salary Cuts for Remote Workers Renew Location-Based Pay Debate
Google said remote employees would see their pay lowered based on local labor costs, even if they haven't relocated but no longer commute to an urban Google office from
Lowering Blood Pressure One Worker at a Time
Carpeting manufacturer Engineered Floors in Dalton, Ga., wanted to control its escalating medical costs without raising health insurance premiums