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SocialTalent Author Spotlight: Glen Cathey

Social Talent

I started as an IT recruiter back in January 1997 with a small, privately held IT staffing company RMSI in the Washington, DC metro area of the United States. I was also involved in developing Randstad’s ethical AI principles and exploring digital staffing solutions in the US and Europe, leading to implementations and acquisitions.

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Staffing News Of The Day, June 28, 2012

Staffing Talk

Worker’s Compensation]. More executives than employees think social media has a positive impact on workplace culture. While 45% of executives believe social media is good for their companies’ culture, only 27% of employees agree, finds a recent survey by Deloitte. Tennessee OSHA focuses on heat illness in outdoor workers.

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Bureaucracy and Nonsense: A Tale of Teacher Attrition

SmartRecruiters

Enrolment in teaching programs has dropped 10 percent since 2005. Teachers cite negative work culture as primary reasons for leaving. And yet, as of last September, 100,000 classrooms across the country were staffed with an under-qualified educator. billion dollars annually. We’re not leaving!” billion in 2017 to $21.51

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29 Best Books on Recruitment (MUST Read Resources for Recruiters)

Recruiting Blogs

The book presents actionable guidance and insights from industry leaders to provide a thorough understanding of what social media can do for an organization’s staffing needs. With this book, he helps to clarify the HR technology landscape for different specializations in the field, such as recruitment, compensation, and benefits.

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