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Staffing News Of The Day, June 15, 2012

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June 15, 2012

Two-in-five new dads didn’t take any paternity leave, finds CareerBuilder’s Annual Father’s Day Survey. [Daily Markets]

Advanced Resources announced Torry Corbett as New Division Director. [PRWeb]

Was Shift Supervisor Fired for His Email, or Was it Intimidation? The shift supervisor at Mohawk’s Union Grove manufacturing facility, in 2006, sent a number of emails to a Senior Employment Coordinator, requesting to hire certain temporary employees on a permanent basis or to have certain individuals brought in through a temp agency. Many of the email messages noted potential workers having “good” or “not good” papers. But the true source of legal contention was an email in which the shift supervisor claimed that “90% of the people that come through the temp do not have good papers.” He further insinuated that prospective employees without Georgia state IDs or proper INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service) documentation specifically seek Mohawk for work. [Human Resources Journal]

The Aldelano Corporation was recently awarded the Minority Global Export Firm of the Year at ceremonies held at the 17th Annual Minority Business Conference in Los Angeles. [PRWeb]

Manpower issues debt. [NASDAQ]

The nation’s mayors are called to proclaim Young Worker Safety Day on June, 25, 2012 in an effort by CareerSafe® Online to raise awareness of youth injuries and fatalities in the workplace. This is part of a larger campaign, “A Million Safer: A Young Worker Safety Initiative,” through which CareerSafe® hopes to help 1,000,000 students attain OSHA safety training by December 31, 2015. [chron]

MAS Medical Staffing: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence. [PRSafe]

Nearly half of recruiters send work-related text messages. [Virtual Strategy]

Lockheed Martin Corp, under intense pressure by the Pentagon to reduce its labor and pension costs, said on Thursday it would hire more temporary workers to maintain production at its Fort Worth, Texas, plant, where a key union has been on strike for eight weeks, mainly over future pension benefits. [Yahoo News]

Hiring trends up in Los Angeles metro area. [Wanted Analytics]

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Equal Employment Advisory Council and the National Federation of Independent Business Small Business Legal Center recently filed a joint “friend of the court” motion urging that a federal appeals court order the EEOC to fork over more than three-quarters of a million dollars to Peoplemark, Inc. [HR Morning]

Eager to work, but not full-time. [The Wall Street Journal]

Classic mediation does not work in workplace bullying. [Problems at Work]

Staffing News Of The Day, June 15, 2012

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