Lost workdays due to worker illnesses cost American employers many billions of dollars every year. They also significantly reduce workplace productivity. Especially in the R&D,
As I wrote previously “Exercise Our Nation’s Students Into More Engineering, Scientific and Technical Graduate Studies and Jobs” American student’s math, science and reading skills are
According to today’s Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report, the unemployment dropped .4% to 6.3%, its lowest rate since September 2008! Most sectors added new
New NBA commissioner Adam Silver left no doubt who was in charge with his lifetime ban and $2,500,000 fine of LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
According to the most recent, monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) jobs report, only 192,000 new, full time jobs were created. This raised the average, during
Today’s engineering recruitment tip is: Be realistic. Many companies demand unrealistic employment requirements when seeking an engineer. As a result, engineer positions go unfilled for long
Today’s executive recruiting tip is phone screen first. You can quickly gain a lot of valuable candidate information from a properly structured phone interview. This
According to today’s Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) report, the unemployment rate remained at 6.7%, but 20,100,000 remained either unemployed or underemployed! Some sectors did
Today’s executive recruiting tip is “Investigate Candidates On The Internet.” A lot of job seeker information exists on the Internet especially on social media sites
Today’s technical recruiting tip is my 7th magical interview question, the Mirror Question. As with all past six technical recruiting questions I shared, this is
