If you have any sort of position that deals with the hiring process, you know by now that it is not easy. Looking through countless resumes feels futile and laborious. Oftentimes you become so frustrated that you simply pick someone who will meet your requirements, rather than the individual who is best suited for the position. Read More »
We hear the word talent tossed about quite a bit these days. We know there is, and will continue to be, a shortage of it. We also know that finding and engaging the right talent will be the key to surviving in the service-driven new economy. Read More »
by Maria Gibson
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posted in Business
| tagged as Business, Business services, careers, consultant, CV Writing, employment, Executive Search, HR Services, human resources, jobs, Outsourcing, Recruitment, Scotland, staffing
Your CV is the first step for getting your foot in the door for a great job opportunity. Read More »
In most companies there are inefficiencies that cost companies a lot of money. These inefficiencies can hide in paper flow, job descriptions, management oversight of employees, recruiting processes, training, and just about every other nook and cranny of the business. The larger the company becomes the more these inefficiencies cause lost revenue and waste. Therefore, fixing inefficiencies is important in maintaining a lean machine. Read More »
by Frank Griffin
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posted in Legal
| tagged as contracts of employment, disciplinary, discrimination, dismissal, employment advice, Employment Law, federal employment law, grievance, hr, human resources, Legal, sme's, Tribunals
Is your company measures set out, posted in an Employee Handbook? Do you know that if they are not, you could be in violation of National Employment Laws? Company procedure manuals are necessary for all organization levels and employees alike. The manual should cover every detail on the process for grievances, disciplinary actions, dismissals, discrimination claims and any other argument that management or employees have within the company. These procedures should be the in regulation rather than the exception for all management decisions where employees are concerned. There is a company online with a web presence that you need to check out if you have any questions about Employment Law. Make sure it out before you need expense legal defense if a disgruntled employee brings legal suit against your company. Read More »
by Cynthia Penfold
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posted in Business
| tagged as Business, Career, Corporate, curriculum vitae, cv, Education, How To Make A Resume, human resources, jobs, Recruiters, Recruitment, resume formats, resume objectives
Your resume is that one tool that decides whether or not a job is yours. That is why you must realize the importance of creating an excellent resume. If you are simply printing out an entry level resume on your computer, that is not going to do the job. The only way youre going to impress a potential employer is by providing them with a resume that shows you have the right skill set, explains your work history well, shows that you are right for the company, and that you are the gold theyve been looking for in the goldmine. Read More »