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Staffing News Of The Day, July 12, 2012

July 12, 2012

OSHA Declines to Issue Rule Protecting Workers From Heat. [Working In These Times]

Disturbance leads to arrest of two at staffing agency. [NorthIowaToday.com]

Minimum wage laws are costly for the unemployed. [Townhall]

Top 5 Hourly Pay Issues for Small Businesses.

Staffing News Of The Day, July 12, 2012
America’s Job Exchange Announces Strategic Partnership with Berkshire Associates. [Virtual-Strategy Magazine]

Brooke Chase Associates, Inc. Releases 2011 Wage and Salary Survey Report [Mesh Press]

Students struggling to find jobs this summer. [The Columbus Dispatch]

BRIEF-Healthcare Locums says proceedings have been commenced against co in New York Supreme Court. [London South East]

Staffing Agency TRC Staffing Services, Inc., is Expanding Its Professional Solutions Service Offerings. [Press Release]

Tagged as: Berkshire Associates, Brook Chase Associates, Job Exchange, Minimum Wage, New York, OSHA, staffing agency, Students, Supreme Court, TRC Staffing Services

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