Often, our jobs are much more than just the way we make a living. They influence how we see ourselves, as well as the way others see us. Our jobs give us structure, purpose, and meaning. So how will you cope when you are no longer working?
Looking for Workers? Great employees who will remain with you? read on…
Are you in recruitment mode and seeking workers for your business? Here are 5 easy tips that may help attract, recruit, and maintain happy workers………….
Experiences that enhance our jobs and future prospects
Whether you are a seasoned holiday maker who travels extensively, or someone who stays closer to home, we all get opportunities to witness a sneak peak into other lives; towns or people working in their own environments.
Some signals you may unknowingly send at work
When it comes to how you’re judged at work, you might think that the quality of your work is all that matters. But human perceptions are a lot more complicated than that, and you might be sending signals that you are unaware of.
Regional Recruitment Agency
Is there a difference between a Metro and multi national recruiter and a Regionally based one?
Good staff are hard to find?
You may have said “Good staff are hard to find” or heard others say it…
Skills Shortage a reality
Currently Eather Recruitment and Labour are experiencing a shortage in suitably qualified applicants for the following areas
Staff and Worker Rewards that are FREE
It’s called Informal recognition and here are a few basic, simple ways to reward & recognise staff with little, or, NO financial costs, yep, nothing! Most of the time it’s just good manners and common courtesy!
Got to get personality plus to get the return business!
Hairdressers and Baristas can measure their impact on sales by repeat business, YES! it’s called Loyalty and no woman feels great if they have to change hairdressers! It’s the same with the Barista /customer relationship!
Ethics are important in any job – do you have an Ethical Compass? – 50 shades of right.
It may help to think of the people around you as an ethical compass guide. Before you act or react to what others say or do, consider the following self-analysis …
Recruit slow ….. for quality staff
Quality recruits means quality sourcing, screening and selection. This takes time and great consideration.
Medical Receptionist – Administration
Looking for an experienced medical receptionist, 3+ years experience, casual 2-3 days per week, $35 per hour with an…
A job wardrobe? advice for the employee who wants to succeed in the job!
A number of independent studies maintain that clothing can affect a first impression dramatically; it also can affect promotional opportunities.
Searching for a job? looking for work?
Lots of barriers and hurdles…. the whole experience can be filled with challenges and it is important to know what/where/when and how to best climb over any obstacles – so that you can get to the right target employers and at the right time.
Job Discrimination or just the way it is??
Employers interview with their own agenda in mind. They often consider the three basic criteria, and yes, it can be discriminating, and intimidating.. but as a candidate, you need to know that these factors play a strong role in the recruitment decision
No room for Bullies in your workplace…your job in jeopardy?
Chances are if you work with others, you’ll be bullied at some point in your career.
Seeking staff for jobs in Regional NSW?
Employers looking for staff and frustrated with the process?
Innovation the key to gaining a job you love
Sick and tired of rejection? Are you fatigued with applying for jobs and either never hearing back from the employer, and/or receive an unsuccessful letter? What innovative and creative thinking do we need to have to ensure we are realistic about the job market?
Future Employment some new Job Titles
New jobs and career paths are created every day. If you are a baby boomer or a child of the 70’s, I bet that many of you are not aware that the following jobs exist, let alone what they actually do! How about these apples…..
Ideal worker? Jobs for single, young, unattached and males? really?
Does this headline attract your attention? It should! According to the 2013 August edition of Recruitment Extra (page 10), young unattached men are perceived as closest to the “ideal worker”.