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Why Are More People Working Multiple Jobs?

Jibe

Employers Can’t Hire Full-Time Workers Fast Enough. In addition, some employers simply prefer to hire part-time workers. Predictions are bright for the 2016 holiday retail season, prompting large seasonal hiring plans again this year, as we described last year. Job openings came close to an all-time high in July 2016 at 5.8

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GSA Shows Some Creativity with Challenge.gov

Forum One

In the past, the government might have hired and managed people to try to find solutions the these problems. 1: Air Force, Army, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Education, Interior, Labor, Navy, NIH, SAMSHA, SSA, State, Transportation, Treasury, and USAID. As of September 18, the count of open challenges was: 10: NASA.

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Guest Post: What’s New in the World of Recruiting Trends?

Ideal

Salary, employee benefits, engaging work, and vibrant company culture are all selling points that employers must emphasize throughout 2017. It’s now more likely for the average consumer to call Uber when seeking transportation-for-hire than it is for them to call a traditional taxi service. Optimize Your Hiring Using AI.

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Does the Gender Pay Gap Still Exist?

Glassdoor for Employers

The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act was signed into law in 2009, but that doesn’t mean that the gender pay gap disappeared entirely. The industries with the biggest adjusted gender pay gap are healthcare (7.2%), insurance (7.2%), mining and metals (6.8%) and transportation and logistics (6.7%). UK, Australia, Germany and France.

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By the Numbers: October 12, 2018

BountyJobs

years – two years older than the average age in 2009. However, 45% of new hires (with their employer for a year or less) have applied elsewhere, 59% would be willing to job hop for a better offer, and 25% would require at least a 20% salary increase to make a move. Hiring Growth Slows. Gross hiring in the US edged down 1.1%