Michael Page profit warning shows euro zone jobs pain. [Reuters]
Jobs data didn’t ease earnings anxieties. [MSN Money]
Two out of three workers are looking for new jobs. Here’s how they’re doing it. [Forbes]
Older workers who stay in the workforce tend to help younger workers get more jobs and better-paying work. [Washington Post]
Insomnia costs $31.1 billion in workplace errors and accidents each year: study. [Huffington Post]
Advance Talent Solutions has launched a hospitality division. [Gulf Coast Business Review]
Outsourcing is a key way to improve levels of efficiency. [Randstad]
Wall Street woes: hiring demand starts to fall. [Wanted Analytics]
Tech salaries expected to rise in 2013. [Phoenix Business Journal]
Contingent workforce dominates September job growth. [Small Business Labs]
Chris Hubbard, Division Manager, for women owned staffing company, Skyhawk, discusses with RCR Wireless News the challenges associated with finding tower climbers. [YouTube]
While job growth across the US economy declined in September, staffing employment held relatively firm, finds analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data from the American Staffing Association (ASA). [Recruiter]
Kru Live has announced the launch of a sister agency Kru Talent International. [Field Marketing]
A conversation with Brian Campbell, Chief financial officer for the Specialists Group. [The Wichita Eagle]
Donald Jacko stepped in a hole in mat while assisting a Richard Construction employee. On Oct. 1 Jacko filed suit against the company in Jefferson County District Court. According to the lawsuit, on May 10, 2011, Jacko was employed for American Personnel Temporaries and had been assigned to GP Industrial to work as a fire watch. GP had a contract with Richard Construction. [The Southeast Texas Record]
Randstad Sourceright Executive to provide recruitment process outsourcing expertise at the HR Technology Conference. [MarketWatch]
Command Center, Inc. investor presentation now available for on-demand viewing at RetailInvestorConferences.com. [The Sacramento Bee]
