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Industrial Hiring Benchmarks Your Staffing Clients Don’t Have Yet
We analyzed 1.2 million applications and surveyed more than 80 industrial hiring leaders. The result is the most detailed benchmark report to date on manufacturing and skilled trades hiring. 97 out of 100 qualified candidates are already employed—here’s how the top teams are reaching them.
- There’s a specific day in your hiring process when 75% of candidates are already gone
- One skilled trade has a 3.8:1 retirement ratio—and it may be your clients’ most-posted role
- 88% of hiring leaders share the same No. 1 challenge, and most are solving the wrong part of it
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DHS Announces Permanent Increase of the Automatic Extension Period for Certain Employment Authorization Document Renewal Applicants
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New Year, New Illinois Employment Laws
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New York: Employers Should Prepare Now for the New Paid Prenatal Leave Law
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California’s Minimum Wage to Increase on Jan. 1, 2025
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Noncompete and Contractor Policies Set to Change in Trump’s NLRB
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Illinois Enacts New Pay Stub Requirements for Employers
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San Diego County Fair Chance Ordinance Is Now in Effect
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Washington Updates Paid Family and Medical Leave Premium Rates, Maximum Weekly Benefits for 2025
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Online Job Platforms, Clients, Face Increased Scrutiny and Charges for Misclassifying Workers
Around the country, state regulators are stepping up enforcement activity against app-based and online job platforms that classify workers as independent contractors. Clients of those platforms are also increasingly in the crosshairs. Recent action ranges from formal investigations in some cases to fines and penalties in others.
In this article, ASA examines the recent regulatory activity and looks at what’s at stake for job platforms and their clients when workers are found to have been misclassified.
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