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Staffing News Of The Day, August 17, 2012

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August 17, 2012

Temp Jobs: 3 Workers Say What It’s Really Like. [The Fiscal Times]

Conference Board’s index of future US economic growth rebounded in July, rising 0.4 percent. [The Washington Post]

Why the jobs recovery favors single workers. [CNN Money]

The Judge Group announced re-branding of medical and health services divisions. [Businesswire]

Recruiter Network to Celebrate 25th Anniversary at 2013 Convention. [Virtual Strategy]

Hurry up and Wait: Security Clearance Wait Times Still Frustrate Hiring Managers and Candidates. Only 19% of hiring managers benefit from improved government processing times. [The Sacramento Bee]

Sales Talent Inc. named to Seattle Business Magazine’s ’100 Best Companies to Work For’ List. [Tipp News Daily]

Five important keys to winning when recruiting, hiring salespeople. [South Florida Business Journal]

Labor market surveys for July leave state labor experts puzzled. [Montville Patch]

Longer time to find new job, less pay for moms laid off during recession. [EurekaAlert]

New staffing agency opens with a promise to provide a win, win for companies and job seekers. [PRBuzz]

Kelly Services included in list of this year’s winners of Workers’ Comp Risk Management Awards. [Property Casualty 360]

New state distracted driving laws could impact employee driving policies. [JD§upra]

When does workplace violence justify dismissal? Pipe-throwing employee’s risk of reoffending outweighed hopes of reform. [JD§upra]

Surge In Demand for Healthcare IT Professionals. [Wanted Analytics]

Unemployment rates rise in 44 states in July. [USA Today]

The proposed new I-9 Form: why employers should prepare now. [TLNT]

As if you needed a reminder, your office should have a nap room. [The Jane Dough]

Staffing News Of The Day, August 17, 2012

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