Creating competitive advantage for your CW program
Combining proactive sourcing solutions for employed and non-employed labor is key to reaching your program’s goals. Some tools that can help.
Buckle up: CW trends promise an exciting ride
Developments from last year are shaping into an exciting 2019. From direct sourcing getting a facelift to the European-style MSP gaining traction in the US, the year ahead holds numerous opportunities for elevating your program.
NLRB reverses another Obama-era standard
On Friday, the National Labor Relations Board overturned a board ruling from 2014 on who qualifies as independent contractors in a case involving a union effort to organize drivers at a SuperShuttle affiliate.
NLRB rejects request to stop proposed joint-employer rule
NLRB Chairman John Ring last week rejected a request from two Democratic House lawmakers to back off on the board’s proposed joint-employer rule reverting to a more narrow scope.
Stay one step ahead
Over- and underestimating the pace and magnitude of impending change can be perilous. Be sure your program is prepared for change.
Sustaining your program’s CW competitive advantage
Like any service organization, the CW program has competitors in the marketplace. Here’s how to keep your program at the top of its game.
Supreme Court: Trucking company cannot force arbitration in IC case
All transportation workers are exempt from the Federal Arbitration Act, which otherwise deems arbitration binding, the court ruled.
License to protect
Several countries worked to impose regulations on the staffing industry in 2018, but to what end? Examples show their effectiveness depends on their intent.
Opposing H-1B program changes
A trade group voices its concerns over proposed rule while endorsing streamlining the visa process.
Court weighs in on controversial 2015 NLRB ruling
The US Court of Appeals last week returned the 2015 joint-employment expansion case to the agency for review — a decision that some say means continued confusion for employers.
