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Speed vs. Quality? How Express Employment Professionals Gets Both
Express Employment’s Baton Rouge, LA, team uses AI and labor market data to place skilled trades workers faster—without losing the human touch. Participate in a complimentary online session on May 14 that will address
- Why speed breaks down in skilled trades hiring
- How AI improves quality without slowing you down
- What’s actually working on the ground right now
Business Analytics: The New Must-Have Skill Set
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GameStop Nearly Doubles Seasonal Hiring Efforts for Holiday 2014
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Sixty-Two Percent of Employers Think Minimum Wage Should Be Increased
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Construction Hiring Expected to Get Difficult as Employment Grows
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Toys ‘R’ Us Hiring 45,000 This Holiday Season, More Than Doubling Its U.S. Workforce
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Construction Employment Increases as Demand Continues to Spread
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Adecco Issues Guide to Social Media for the Job Search
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Cutting Wages Is Hard to Do: Why That’s Bad for Unemployment
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Drug Use Up Among Workers
Society for Human Resource Management (09/19/14) Allen Smith
The rate of positive drug tests among employees is up for the first time since 2003, mostly because of the legalization of recreational marijuana, according to Quest Diagnostics Employer Solutions. Marijuana positive rates across the general workforce in the U.S. increased 5% between 2012 and 2013. Positive rates rose 20% in Colorado and 23% in Washington, both states where marijuana was legalized in 2012. Employers in all 50 states may impose sanctions on employees who test positive for marijuana.
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