Move to a New City for Work? No Thanks Job seekers are hesitating to relocate, a trend accelerated by the pandemic but also related to family and financial factors PUBLISHED June 6, 2021 By Rachel Feintzeig READ THE FULL ARTICLE The percentage of job seekers who relocated for work fell...
Openings abound now but may go quickly, so it’s wise to submit applications soon. And don’t wear jeans and a T-shirt to the interview. By Ann Carrns June 4, 2021, 9:00 a.m. ET READ THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE ...
JOB CUTS REMAIN LOW AT THE START OF SUMMER; 24,586 JOB CUTS ANNOUNCED IN MAY Published June 3, 2021 Job cuts announced by U.S.-based employers rose 7% in May to 24,586 from the 22,913 announced in April. Last month’s total is down 93.8% from May 2020, when employers...
How to distinguish yourself from competitors in your search for a new job An effective approach to stand out in a company's employee search is to prove you are a goal-oriented employee. In this respect, your most important forum is the face-to-face interview. It always is a...
Leadership Post-COVID & Beyond May 2021 Challenger Survey Results Published May 2021 Read the full report on our Challenger survey here. [caption id="attachment_13409" align="aligncenter" width="816"] Copyright: Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc.[/caption] ...
Challenger Leadership Survey May 2021 “Developing Women Leaders” Most Critical Leadership Issue Pre- And Post- COVID Published May 2021 The country is entering a recovery phase, both from the pandemic and from the Recession. Many companies are assessing their leaders and determining what is most important going forward....
Summer Jobs for Teens Make a Comeback—But Not All Types PUBLISHED MAY 9, 2021 By Krithika Varagur READ THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE It’s easy to find a gig as a lifeguard. Demand is high for work in child care and food service, too. But teens and young adults are finding...
2021 Return to the Workplace Post-COVID, Vaccines Survey PUBLISHED May 13, 2021 One of the most pressing questions many employers across the country are asking is, “When will we bring our workers back to the office?” A new survey from global outplacement and business and executive coaching...
PUBLISHED Sept 10, 2019 James E. Challenger, founder of the outplacement industry and champion of discharged workers, died on August 30th at his home outside Chicago. He was 93. He was raised in Park Ridge, IL and graduated from Harvard in 1947 and Northwestern Law in 1951....
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