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Why Screening Contingent Hires is Crucial

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Despite the fact that contingent staffing spans such a wide range of industries, many companies are forgoing screening for contract or flex workers, even though these workers have the same access that direct employees do to internal company information, data, work sites, equipment, and they work alongside non-contingent employees.

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Background Screening in Youth Sports

Peopletrail

Screening these participants can be a significant first line of defense against abuse. Should All Adult Participants Be Screened? Background screening has been shown to be effective in mitigating workplace risk. Thus, background screening in sports can be a low-cost, low-hassle, high-reward endeavor.

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WOTC Could See New Military Spouse Target Group

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A proposed bill aimed at introducing a new Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) target group is currently working its way through the legislature. HR 2974 , known more commonly as the Military Spouse Hiring Act would amend WOTC to include military spouses as an eligible target group. military group. . Armed Forces. .

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Résumé Screening Is Not Very Effective

HR Daily Advisor

According to a survey conducted by The Creative Group, a Robert Half company, it takes five weeks, on average, to fill an open staff-level position; filling an open management-level role takes an average of seven weeks. The post Résumé Screening Is Not Very Effective appeared first on HR Daily Advisor.

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COVID & the Future of Work: Insights from Paycor’s C-Suite

In Paycor’s newest report, our Chief Executive and Group Leaders consider how SMBs will recruit, manage their workforce, optimize benefits, and foster employee experience in the new normal of 2020 and beyond. On-site workers faced with temperature checks and health screenings. An economic contraction that might extend through 2021.

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Creating a Culture of Inclusion: Proven Tactics for Recruiting a Diverse Talent Pool

HR Digest

Utilize Blind Resume Screening One effective strategy for reducing bias in the hiring process is to use blind resume screening. The committee should be made up of individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences, including individuals from underrepresented groups.

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Healthcare and Hiring: A Brief Outlook

Peopletrail

Factors contributing to this shortage include: Rapid growth of the 65 and older age group Increase in chronic conditions (in young and old patients) Increased utilization of basic healthcare Upcoming wave of healthcare retirees Each institution is also battling a turnover issue, particularly among first and second-year nurses and CNAs.

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HR Efficiencies with Data-Driven Prioritization (Case Study)

As one of Australia’s largest and most iconic retailers, Coles Group employs 115,000+ team members in its network of 2,400+ locations across the country. With hiring at such a high volume, Coles needed a fast and efficient way to properly screen and prioritize the right candidates, while still complying with government standards of hiring.

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Payroll Integration: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Your File

Speaker: Bonnie Treichel, JD, Senior Consultant, Multnomah Group

Join Bonnie Treichel, JD, of Multnomah Group, for this episode in the Transitioning to HR Tech series (where your questions are welcomed) and learn: What is payroll integration; Benefits of payroll integration and obstacles that may stand in the way; Common considerations for determining when to dive into payroll integration (and to what extent); Methods (..)