Hiring
2019 Hiring Outlook: 55 Percent of Companies Plan to Hire, Less Concern About the Economy
Nearly 55 percent of companies plan to hire in the coming year, according to a survey conducted by global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. That’s compared to just over 46 percent of companies who reported they would hire in 2018.
Hiring Survey: Lack of Workers May Mean Companies Need Succession Planning for All Levels
Challenger College Grad Outlook: STEM Majors Win Big, But Employers Want Soft Skills
Why Employers Should Stop Pot Testing
As of today, recreational marijuana is legal in nine states and medicinal marijuana in 29, but despite shifting public perception in favor of marijuana usage, many companies still utilize drug tests that screen out candidates who use marijuana.
Over 60 Percent Plan to Hire in 2018; Challenger Job Seeker Call-In Days
Over 60 percent of employers reported they want to hire in the New Year, according to a survey released Monday by global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. For those who are out of work or looking to make a change, help is available this holiday season.
28,307 July Job Cuts – Lowest Monthly Total Since November; Hiring At Record Number
80 Percent of Recruiters Check Social to Vet Candidates
Recruiting Millennials, Gen Z Survey: 73 Percent Plan to Offer Student Loan Assistance
The Future is STEM: Top 5 STEM Jobs
As more and more jobs come under threat from automation, many Americans, particularly college freshmen, would be wise to enter a science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) field, according to one workplace authority.