kalvarez

Katherine Alvarez

About Katherine Alvarez

Katherine Alvarez is a managing editor for Staffing Industry Analysts. She can be reached at kalvarez (at) staffingindustry (dot) com.

DE&I under construction

|December 21st, 2022|

The trajectory of the workforce solutions ecosystem’s journey has been checkered, but staffing and contingent workforce program leaders have been making progress. A look at what they've accomplished and what's ahead.
Comments Off on DE&I under construction

Growth in new orders slows as talent shortage softens

|November 30th, 2022|

SIA research suggests a loosening labor market, with staffing firms reporting recruiting difficulty decreasing and average sales difficulty increased. Read this and more insight into the suppliers’ environment and how it affects your program.
Comments Off on Growth in new orders slows as talent shortage softens

A hybrid future: Is location holding your program back?

|November 16th, 2022|

As businesses increasingly implement ironclad return-to-office policies for staff employees, contingent workforce managers should consider the impact such rules will have on their program’s ability to attract the best talent.
Comments Off on A hybrid future: Is location holding your program back?

Direct-sourcing best practices: Ways to reach business goals

|November 9th, 2022|

Best practices and shared learnings from organizations that are improving access to talent and helping reach business goals through the direct sourcing of contingent workers.
Comments Off on Direct-sourcing best practices: Ways to reach business goals

Balancing act: Maintain company culture as temps work remotely

|November 2nd, 2022|

With remote work on the rise, firms need to continually balance company culture with temps working remotely. Here are some suggestions.
Comments Off on Balancing act: Maintain company culture as temps work remotely

Back to the office? Why hybrid may be the smart option

|October 26th, 2022|

With the worst of the pandemic in the rear-view mirror, organizations are starting to bring both contingent talent and staff employees back to the office. Here are some thoughts to consider.
Comments Off on Back to the office? Why hybrid may be the smart option

Whiplash: UK reverses course on IR35 reform repeals

|October 19th, 2022|

Newly installed UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is scrapping his predecessor’s promise to repeal IR35 reforms that took effect in April 2021. How contingent workforce programs are affected.
Comments Off on Whiplash: UK reverses course on IR35 reform repeals

New orders remain soft, suppliers note recruiting concerns: SIA report

|October 12th, 2022|

What challenges are your suppliers facing, and what lies ahead? SIA’s US Staffing Industry Pulse Survey Report provides insights.
Comments Off on New orders remain soft, suppliers note recruiting concerns: SIA report

California expands wage reporting rules, adds contingent workers to the mix

|October 5th, 2022|

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a bill that expands pay reporting and disclosure requirements for most employers, including those engaging contingent workers.
Comments Off on California expands wage reporting rules, adds contingent workers to the mix

The battle for light industrial talent: CWS Summit

|September 28th, 2022|

Demand for light industrial talent has reached unprecedented levels. Contingent workforce program managers provide insights into the struggle and strategies to compete.
Comments Off on The battle for light industrial talent: CWS Summit