Trade Shows: True Tales from TempNet
Last week, we had the privilege of attending TempNet’s annual conference at the Ritz-Carlton (woo hoo!) in Sarasota, Florida.
Last week, we had the privilege of attending TempNet’s annual conference at the Ritz-Carlton (woo hoo!) in Sarasota, Florida.
It’s that time of year again. No, not St. Patrick’s Day; that’s next week.
A recent report in the Houston Chronicle revealed that about half of the companies fined by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers were fined for problems with hiring paperwork rather than actually hiring illegal workers.
The new law means less paperwork for the tax, fewer weeks of unemployment benefits and changes in drug testing policies, among other things.
COATS would like to give a shout-out to two clients of ours: Allegiance Staffing and our sister staffing firm, Reliance Staffing & Recruiting, both of whom were named to the Best of Staffing Client list.
We know you don’t have to worry about things like office romances at your staffing firm (we’re in staffing; who has the time?). And you probably know to keep any Valentine’s celebrations G-rated and non-personal.
But we’d like to take a day to say, in a totally platonic, non-squicky and professional manner: we love you.
Truly, we do. We know how much trust is involved in the relationship between our companies, and we appreciate that you place that trust in us.
We also appreciate the ability to help you when you need us. Oftentimes, we hear from you when you’re stressed out, and …
If you’ve ever seen the 1993 movie Groundhog Day, you might have noticed a resemblance to the feeling you get when going back and forth between your front-office and back-office data.
You might have thought that 2011 was an action-packed year in employment law, but if January is any indication of the year to come, 2012 is going to knock all our socks off (and then file an injunction ordering us to put them back on again).
You might have thought that 2011 was an action-packed year in employment law, but if January is any indication of the year to come, 2012 is going to knock all our socks off (and then file an injunction ordering us to put them back on again).
What are the metrics every business needs to know, and what are the ones unique to staffing?
Hopefully, you haven’t abandoned your personal New Year’s resolutions just yet, although we’d totally understand, given the year-end stress. Once the dust has cleared, it’s a great time to set fresh goals for your business. Think of them as business resolutions for the new year.
More than half of American companies say they have difficulty finding qualified workers. But do they really? And how can staffing firms help?
2012 is shaping up to be a great year for staffing: employers are planning a similar pattern of job growth to last year; turnover is a concern for employers (and we can help) and temporary workers are becoming a regular part of the workforce.
Oh, what a year it was in employment law. Themes that sprung up throughout the year were: social media, the definition of disability, health care reform legislation and the National Labor Relations Board. Let’s look back!
The year isn’t even a week old, and already there’s a lot of new stuff to keep up with. So we’ve gathered some of the important news that will affect your business in 2012 in one handy location.