Robert Half International ranks first in staffing industry on FORTUNE Magazine’s ‘World’s Most Admired Companies’ list. [MarketWatch]
Christian Schirnhofer, 44, allegedly stole more than $24,211 from a Houston-based company that places physicians on temporary assignments. According to court documents, Schirnhofer changed account and routing numbers on checks that were to be paid to physicians so that the checks went to a business bank account he had set up. Between Feb. 1, 2011, and April 8, Schirnhofer allegedly wrote 11 checks to himself, affecting payments to six doctors, according to a complaint filed by the Harris County District Attorney’s office. [chron]
How to file a work discrimination claim. [MarketWatch]
Alberta’s woes: too many jobs, not enough people to fill them. [Global Edmonton]
Ohio manufacturing: Good times are back (sort of). [CNN Money]
KBW Financial Staffing & Recruiting launches new website. [PR]
Conmed Healthcare Management, Inc. reports fourth quarter and year end 2011 financial results. Company reports record revenues of $18.4 million in the fourth quarter and $69.4 million at year end. [MarketWatch]
Manufacturers face skilled-worker shortage. [Philly]
How to spot you’re a recruitment bore. [Recruiting Blogs]
Your homemade website isn’t cutting it anymore. [Inc.]
DataCede announced Dale F. Stephenson is appointed as Principal Consultant in DataCede’s Regulatory & Runoff consulting practice. [DataCede]
Change your employees’ minds, change your business. [Harvard Business Review]
Having a simple name is good in the workplace. [The Atlantic]
The scariest tech trend of 2012? [CNN]
Creative Solutions Services accredited by US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce. [MarketWatch]
Howard-Sloan legal search calls for auditions for America’s Funniest Attorney with contestants to debut at Gotham Comedy Club on May 3. [MarketWatch]
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