Phone Apps and Black Friday….retailers warming up.
This year most major retailers have started to warm to the notion that shoppers enter their brick and mortar sanctuaries with their smart phones in
February 12, 2021
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This year most major retailers have started to warm to the notion that shoppers enter their brick and mortar sanctuaries with their smart phones in
“As financial officers around the country try to make sense of the new staffing dynamic, the VMS will once again be front and center.”-Tim Teague,
The recent healthcare staffing summit in Las Vegas provides interesting insight into the unique world of tempory labor in the healthcare sector. Co-incidentally, the day
The recent surge in the national polls for Presidential candidate Mitt Romney reminds me of times I have struggled in the staffing industry. After a
According to the Labor Department, household spending on vehicles, apparel, entertainment, and eating out decreased between 2007 and 2011. Telephone services, largely fueled by the
As the November election draws near, the political pundits across the country do their best to project alternate futures based on their respective party platforms.
I was reminded after my recent blog quoting Dr. Peter Buerhaus of Vanderbilt University, that he has written two more articles concerning the shortage. Findings
In the July/August 2009 Health Affairs, Dr. Peter Buerhaus and coauthors found that despite the current easing of the nursing shortage due to the recession, the
Many of the onerous regulatory concerns of employers are triggered when certain FTE thresholds are met. The ObamaCare legislation for employers is triggered by one
