Program policies and management

The risks of using a global EOR

|April 19th, 2023|

Organizations engaging talent internationally may benefit from the employer of record model, but its use can bring all manner of legal and administrative complications.
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AI regulation is not one size fits all, part 2

|April 19th, 2023|

As organizations globally look to use artificial intelligence in their recruitment processes, CW program managers should keep up to date on existing and proposed regulations for AI.
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Benchmarks: Actions to beat the talent shortage

|April 19th, 2023|

SIA’s 2023 Workforce Solutions Buyer Survey provides a glimpse into the top strategies used by contingent workforce programs in the last year to combat the talent shortage.
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From industry standard to liability

|April 12th, 2023|

Policies that previously served your program well can be detrimental to long-term goals and strategy. Why some best practices should be reconsidered.
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AI regulation is not one size fits all, part 1

|April 12th, 2023|

Organizations are turning to artificial intelligence to overcome human biases in hiring, but questions remain about its effectiveness.
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Supplier trends: New orders fall but bill rates up 12%

|April 12th, 2023|

The dynamic between CW managers and their talent suppliers can be complicated. SIA's recent Pulse report provides staffing firm insights that can help buyers keep abreast of supplier trends.
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Company cuts all staffing firm ties citing joint-employer finding

|April 12th, 2023|

An East Coast seafood supplier will no longer procure workers from staffing firms after the NLRB determined it was a joint employer following an unfair labor practice charge.
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Temp worker’s leg amputation brings fines to food processor

|April 12th, 2023|

OSHA proposed $1.9 million in fines against a Cincinnati meat production facility after a temp worker suffered severe injuries while cleaning an industrial blender.
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Supplier maturity: Mapping where your program stands

|April 5th, 2023|

Are you getting all the bells and whistles that other programs experience from their MSPs? What should you expect your provider to do for you? A way to map out your MSP’s maturity.
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Union resurgence: Contingents in the gameplan, part 2

|April 5th, 2023|

While leading a contingent workforce program through a unionization effort is not intuitive, there are some things to keep in mind to help you navigate the process.
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