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It’s that time of year again. No, not St. Patrick’s Day; that’s next week.
It’s that time of year again. No, not St. Patrick’s Day; that’s next week.
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?
In staffing, we rely on businesses to trust us with one of the most important strategic elements of their business: hiring. And candidates are trusting us with one of the most important elements of their lives.
Holiday parties are a great idea: they can improve morale, enhance employee engagement, encourage bonding among employees and reward hard work. But they can be expensive and get out of hand pretty easily.
Today, we look at the other two Cs of change management, which come into play during the change process: Consistency and Convincing.
This is the first half of a two-part series we’re doing on change in the workplace. Sustainable change requires what we call the 4 Cs…
If an unfortunate event happens during the course of business, you could be at risk for a lawsuit, especially if you don’t investigate claims yourself.
If you’ve wondered how best to hamstring your employees, alienate your strongest players and otherwise guarantee the failure of your business, organizational psychologist and consultant Ben Dattner believes he’s found the secret: create a culture of blame.
It’s one of the truisms of business that we all need to network, regardless of whether or not we’re looking for clients. We all know we need to do it, but very few of us actually do. How can you break the mold and actually accomplish that crucial, but occasionally daunting task of networking?
No matter how you differentiate, your business’s reputation can make the difference between competing on differentiation and price and having to compete on price alone.
Sometimes you need a snapshot, a general overview of the most important aspects of your business’s performance. That’s why COATS has the Management Business Advisor.
National Employee Benefits Day is next Monday, April 4, and the theme this year is “communicating your benefits plan to your employees.” For staffing companies, this holiday offers two sets of opportunities for awesomeness.
St. Patrick’s Day is a good day to ponder the importance of luck in your staffing business’s success, including the possibility that you can determine your own luck.
You’re probably feeling a little overwhelmed, confused and anxious about health care reform. We promise you, your in-house employees feel the same way, only more so.
Stress isn’t just damaging to your employees’ health, it’s damaging to your bottom line. Engaging your employees can result in better work, fewer missed days and sick costs and a healthier company in every sense of the word.
Every business owner or manager needs to take a step back from time to time and see how the business has been functioning over time. Fortunately, COATS users don’t even have to step out of COATS to step back and get that view.
Client tracking and processing is completely integrated with COATS software. The COATS system ties the client to all necessary employee, job order, and payroll records for easy processing.