Don’t miss your chance to get the staffing and recruiting data you need. The association’s quarterly Staffing Employment and Sales Survey for the fourth quarter of 2022 is now open. Participate in the survey by Feb. 24 to compare how your company is doing with similar-sized companies and firms within your industry sector.

After completing the survey, you will be able to access an exclusive online report archive, which includes benchmarks for the number of direct hire searches and permanent placements, sector-specific gross margin trends, and payroll and productivity metrics by company size. Register to take the survey at americanstaffing.net/quarterly-survey.

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Don’t miss these upcoming ASA webinars that can help you achieve your 2023 goals and reach new candidates.

Feb. 21—”How to Ensure You Hit Your Goals in 2023“
Get help identifying what you need to do to create and develop strategies for realizing your goals, now and in the future—learn about the challenges teams commonly run into when trying to meet their goals and the tools they can use to ensure that they succeed.

Feb. 28—”How Staffing Companies Can Work With Universities to Recruit 2023 College Graduates“
Find out how staffing professionals can team up with colleges and universities, introduce new graduates to client opportunities, and teach talent to navigate staffing firms’ recruitment systems.

All ASA webinars are free for ASA members, and most qualify for continuing education hours toward ASA certification renewal. To learn more and to register, visit americanstaffing.net.

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As facility closures and workforce restructurings become more prevalent, employers must be mindful of several considerations when planning and implementing layoffs. Among those considerations is the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, as well as its various state counterparts.

If the WARN Act is triggered, WARN notices must be provided to affected employees, any applicable union, and various government entities within 60 days of the employees’ termination. A new ASA issue paper, written by Isaac J. Burker, Esq., of Jackson Lewis PC, examines when WARN Act notifications are required and provides tips for staffing agencies to stay in compliance.

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