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Resume Writing Tips for Job Seekers: How to Perfect Your Resume
Your resume is often the first impression you make on a potential employer. A clear, professional resume helps hiring managers understand your experience, skills, and qualifications quickly. Before submitting an application, take time to review the details, tailor your content to the position, and make it easy for employers to...
Workplace Fall Prevention: How to Reduce Fall Risks on the Job
Workplace falls can happen in almost any industry, from construction and warehousing to healthcare, transportation, and building maintenance. Slippery floors, cluttered walkways, unstable surfaces, and unprotected edges can put employees at risk of serious injuries. According to the CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, falls are a common...
Receiving Feedback From Employees
Ask these four questions to learn about best practices, company culture, and your employees’ thoughts: • What are we doing when operating at our best? This question will reveal best practices. The answers you receive will also reveal the company’s culture. Know this it will allow you to leverage those...
Safety Practices for Host Employers
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration released a list of recommended safety practices for staffing agencies and host employers. To view the full recommended practices guidance click here. “Workers sent by a staffing agency to a worksite deserve the same level of protection from workplace hazards...
ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Matt Midget from Global Cash Card Challenged Jeff Shearer. He gladly accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Check it out here
Industry Update: Construction Jobs and Areas of Growth
To remain at the top of your industry and compete for the best jobs, it is essential to stay informed of economic trends that could affect your work, as well as keep up to date with education and skills. If your industry happens to be construction, or your field closely...