Workers’ rights and the evolution of work garnered the most interest among contingent workforce managers. From regulating the staffing industry and management strategies to investments in robotics, here are the top stories of 2022.
With technology at the core of every business, attracting, developing and retaining talent is essential. Revature explains how talent enablement as a service, or TEaaS, is a cost-effective solution that will lead to workforce transformation.
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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.
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As companies are coming around to the next evolution of their labor programs, they are subtly calling on the tenets of total talent to differentiate and elevate their programs.
Lisa Fox|2022-11-02T09:55:57-07:00November 2nd, 2022|
With mega retailers coming in for the lion’s share of already scarce talent, contingent workforce programs need to speed up their hiring. Here are ways to trim the delays.
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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.
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In an article in Staffing Industry Review magazine, a network engineer discusses her return to the workforce and challenges programs and staffing providers to look beyond the career gap.
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VMS pricing modelsWhile contingent workforce programs’ appetite is increasing for alternative VMS pricing models, fee as a percentage of spend remains dominant.