Hackathon winners announced
Two teams take top prize at the CWS Summit Hackathon last month. Collaboration, creativity highlights of the popular event
Benchmark your program, share your knowledge
Participate in Staffing Industry Analysts’ 2018 Workforce Solutions Manager Survey for access to resulting analysis and a chance to win an Amazon Echo.
Want a well-run program netting quality talent? Support your staffing suppliers’ ROI
Just as your suppliers should understand your business, you should understand how the nuances of your program’s needs affect their profitability — and ultimately, the level of service you receive.
What got you here, won’t get you there
Forget yesterday’s methods; they won’t bring the same success going forward.
Get a strong CW brand engagement strategy or lose quality talent
As contingent worker usage swells, an organization’s engagement brand has become even more critical. What to keep in mind when developing your strategy.
Moving up: CW managers look for the next level in program improvements
You’ve addressed the big three primary hurdles in contingent workforce management. What should you take on next? Explore the definition of talent that fits into the program.
Risky business: Preparing for the worst in uncertain times
Conducting risk assessments can help you prepare for adverse situations that may affect your program, especially for external factors that are out of your control.
HR taking more of a role in contingent workforce management — again
The CW management pendulum had swung toward procurement a few years ago, but now appears to be swinging back toward human resources.
Building a pipeline beyond the H-1B
There are viable visa alternatives worth considering in the current uncertainty surrounding H-1Bs. ConsultNet CEO Don Goldberg discusses several in The Staffing Stream.
H-1B visa holders look to Canada amid US program tightening
Highly skilled foreign workers working in the US on H-1B visas are looking to take their skills north, as the Trump administration moves to place tighter restrictions on the program, Newsweek reports.
