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The Best Job Search Strategies in a Changing MarketCandidates

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The Best Job Search Strategies in a Changing Market

The rules of the job hunt are not what they used to be. In today’s market, technology, remote work, and evolving employer expectations have reshaped how candidates stand out. Submitting résumés and waiting is no longer enough. Successful job seekers are approaching their search like a strategy, not a numbers game. Here are the four […]

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Federal Job on the Chopping Block? How Partnership Employment Can Give You a Competitive EdgeEmployers

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Federal Job on the Chopping Block? How Partnership Employment Can Give You a Competitive Edge

One constant in government is change. However, it is likely safe to say that never before have we seen human resource decisions of today’s magnitude, affecting so many employees simultaneously. Let’s break down what’s happening and explore your options. The President’s Offer: Key Points In an effort to shrink the federal workforce, approximately two million...

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Coffee Badging and Control: Why Your RTO Policy Might Be Brewing TroubleCandidates

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Coffee Badging and Control: Why Your RTO Policy Might Be Brewing Trouble

There’s a significant struggle happening in America right now, and it revolves around coffee – specifically, where employees choose to drink it. While employers prefer staff to caffeinate at work, some workers (known in TikTok circles as ‘coffee badgers’) are using office coffee runs as an excuse to clock in and immediately leave. This technical […]

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Labor Trends Unveiled: A Preview of 2024Employers

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Labor Trends Unveiled: A Preview of 2024

As we bid farewell to 2023, many of us wonder what the job market will look like in the early months of 2024. Unfortunately, we don’t have a crystal ball to predict the future, but we can make some educated guesses based on the current trends and data. Here are what the experts say are […]

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How to Have a Smooth Summer-to-Job TransitionCandidates

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How to Have a Smooth Summer-to-Job Transition

Enjoying free time, getting reacquainted with your teenagers, or spending more time in the mountains and beaches – what’s not to love about a lazy summer, especially if you left your job last spring? However, with the certainty of summer’s end comes the realization that your career waits for no one. So do not let […]

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Ideas to Help Workers Transition from Webisode to Office ModeEmployers

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Ideas to Help Workers Transition from Webisode to Office Mode

With post-COVID recovery comes a new challenge facing some employers: how to get valued people back at their desks? The problem is not straightforward but multi-layered. While some unemployed appear to be timing enhanced benefit check extensions, many have no childcare. Others, working remotely, seem to suffer from pandemic-related Stockholm Syndrome and...

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How to Retain Employees in the “New Norm.”Employers

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How to Retain Employees in the “New Norm.”

A small medical equipment manufacturer had a great deal riding on the completion of their next-gen medical device. Engineers, technicians, and marketers were stressed and exhausted from setbacks and long hours. Yet, no one dropped offline or stopped showing up for work. Why? Because this company had worked hard to develop a culture that resembled a family...

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Moms to the Rescue: How to Begin Once It is Time to Return to WorkEmployers

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Moms to the Rescue: How to Begin Once It is Time to Return to Work

Are you one of the unsung heroes of the pandemic? You know, a mom who had to ditch a promising career so your kids would not be home alone? Have you spent the last year deciphering math mats with your child, wrangling the unemployment system, and soothing your stressed-out significant other? If it feels like you time-warped […]

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Are Employers Competing with Government Enhanced BenefitsEmployers

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Are Employers Competing with Government Enhanced Benefits

The hardest work in the world is being out of work. So said Whitney M. Young, the civil rights leader who fought to end employment inequity. Today, 10.7 million Americans are experiencing this hard work because of COVID shutdowns and the slow economy. Fortunately, last year jobless workers received much-needed economic relief through the […]

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