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November 30th, 2008

Careers in the Retail Industry

Careers in the Retail Industry

Retailing offers a great variety of opportunities for ambitious and hardworking employees. A retail career often begins with a sales associate position. Dedication and commitment will open up your career path options to positions that include assistant manager, manager, merchandiser, buyer, district manager, human resources, distribution and inventory control, public relations and ecommerce related positions.

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November 30th, 2008

Retail career labour market trends

Retail career labour market trends

In recent months, looming or existing labour shortages in BC’s construction and hospitality sectors have generated plenty of headlines, but almost unnoticed by all except those in the business is a growing staffing crisis that threatens to create severe problems for the province’s retail industry.

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November 26th, 2008

Analyzing Resumes

Analyzing Resumes

You’ve advertised that you are recruiting for a particular position, and now have a significant number of resumes to sort through. The key now is to extract the v ital details from these resumes so that you may compile a list of the best available candidates.

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November 25th, 2008

Turning around turnover: how to keep the best employees

Turning around turnover: how to keep the best employees

Decrease employee turnover and your organization will be in a better position. You’ll need to decrease employee turnover to deal with imminent workforce changes.

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November 25th, 2008

Problem employees: seven tips for managing problem employees

Problem employees: seven tips for managing problem employees

Problem employees — you’ve worked with them, perhaps for them and now you’re in a position where you need to manage them. Problem employees pose a range of costs for employers,

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November 25th, 2008

Telecommuting advantages: how to get to the win-win in telecommuting

Telecommuting advantages: how to get to the win-win in telecommuting

Telecommuting advantages may just be a matter of clever management. Although some managers worry that telecommuters will abuse their privileges, telecommuting advantages often outweigh the drawbacks.

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November 24th, 2008

Recruitment budget planning, upfront spending pays

Recruitment budget planning, upfront spending pays

Recruitment budget planning can help you mitigate employment costs down the road. By spending more on the recruitment process, you can help reduce future retention and turnover.

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November 24th, 2008

Job specification, your key to improving recruitment

Job specification, your key to improving recruitment

It seems easy to simply tell a recruitment consultant over the phone the sort of person you’re looking for and what they’ll be doing. However, there are benefits from developing a good understanding

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November 24th, 2008

Why you need job descriptions

Why you need job descriptions

Writing job descriptions is an important step in planning your staffing programs. They form the foundation for many important processes such as job postings, recruitment, selection, setting expectations, compensation, training and performance management.

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November 24th, 2008

Social networking: how to mine the richest passive candidate pools in North America

Social networking: how to mine the richest passive candidate pools in North America

You’ve heard the names: MySpace. Facebook. LinkedIn. In fact, if you’re one of the 13 million Canadians between the ages of fifteen and forty-four, there’s a sixty percent chance you already have a personal profile on at least one of those leading social networking sites.

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