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Cutting Costs with Staffing
As a strategic tool, staffing can enhance your company's profitability by controlling employment and hiring expenses.
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Do It Better & Faster: Supercharge Your Personal Productivity with These Tech Innovations
Smartphones and tablets are fun and convenient--but they're also powerful productivity boosters. Here's a review of our favorite apps that will save you time, make your life easier and dramatically improve your efficiency.
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Stat of the Month: The Flexibility Factor
Historically, the U.S. staffing industry has been growing faster than the economy. Over the past 20 years, real GDP has averaged 2.5% growth annually. In contrast, temporary and contract staffing employment has averaged 4.8% growth per year, and sales have averaged 8.1% annual increases. Why? It's because of the flexibility factor: Employees want it, businesses need it, and it's good for the economy.
(source:
http://americanstaffing.net/statistics/ pdf/AmericanStaffingAnnualAnalysis_2012.pdf)
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Leadership Tip of the Month: Being Vulnerable Can Actually Make You a Better Boss
Showing a little vulnerability is a humanizing way to break down the artificial barrier between you and your staff. Occasionally asking employees for help isn't a sign of weakness, but a way to lift them up. By showing subordinates that you need them, you implicitly acknowledge their skills while building trust.
(source:
http://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/7-unusual-things-great-bosses-do.html?nav=pop) |
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