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More Workers Are Starting Their Jobs In Debt Under “Training Repayment Agreements”

A new study finds that more workers are starting their jobs in debt to their employers under Training Repayment Agreements. Under these agreements, workers who quit their jobs or are fired within a set time period are required to pay their employers money. Debt amounts can be upwards of $40,000.

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The American Staffing Association and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Form Partnership to Promote the Safety and Health of Temporary Workers

The American Staffing Association and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (part of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) are pleased to announce a five-year partnership agreement to advance the protection of temporary workers.

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Are Fully-Remote Businesses the Future?

Is it time for you to embrace a fully-remote enterprise?

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4 Ways to Overcome That Gap on Your Resume

Sometimes career gaps are inevitable, but they can also be used to your advantage during the job search.

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More US companies using incentives to attract workers as they scramble for staff

Use of incentives increased across the country from late May to early July as employers struggled to find workers, according to the Federal Reserve Beige Book report released Wednesday.

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Best Retirement Planning Advice Ever: Know Thyself

Did you neglect taking career assessments during high school or college? You may be sacrificing major retirement savings if you’re not in the right ca…

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Mindset Matters: Witnessing A New Relationship For Business And Disability

This column continues a sequence of ideas that focus on how the relationship between disability and business is multifaceted and nuanced. It is imperative to look beyond employment related issues and see the power of relationships help the growth of various business sectors.

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5 Reasons You Need to Adopt a Circular Economy Business Model

For entrepreneurs interested in sustainability, adopting the circular economy business model is one way to go about it.

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Employment volatility up significantly in Q2; ‘Great Resignation’ will continue into fall

Employment volatility is up significantly in the second quarter, 69%, compared to the first, according to Workforce Logiq’s “Employee Predictive Volatility Benchmark Flash Report: Q2 2021.”

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Nominations are open for the 2021 Global Power 150 — Women in Staffing list

For the seventh time, Staffing Industry Analysts will produce the Global Power 150 list of the most influential women in the staffing industry. Nominations have now opened.

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Leaders: Here’s The No. 1 Thing You Shouldn’t Do When Interviewing Job Candidates

It is not an opportunity to treat candidates as unpaid consultants. 

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Most companies expect to add jobs in second half of year: Robert Half

More than half of senior managers in the US, 51%, anticipate adding new permanent positions in the second half of 2021, according to a survey released today by Robert Half. Another 48% plan to fill vacated positions or bring back furloughed employees.

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Original post by Forbes

Written by: Elena Botella

TMG Interim Pulse

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