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RobertHalf

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November 25th, 2008

Managing a Shorthanded Summer

Managing a Shorthanded Summer

School is out, the warm weather is calling and your employees are making plans for golf dates, island getaways and family vacations. Many organizations are already operating with leaner teams,

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November 25th, 2008

Small business employee benefits

Small business employee benefits

Small business employee benefits have emerged as keys to winning the war for talent. Small and midsized business employee benefits can be strategic as the labour market continues to thrive and there is increasing competition for top talent.

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September 24th, 2008

Retaining top employees by rewarding their achievements

Retaining top employees by rewarding their achievements

Retaining top employees should be one of your top human resources goals. Like it or not, some of your employees have made it their resolution to pursue new career opportunities. If you’re a manager, this can actually work in your favour in ways that may surprise you.

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May 28th, 2007

Hire Smart: Staffing Strategically for Cost Effectiveness

Hire Smart: Staffing Strategically for Cost Effectiveness

Effective management of human resources is one of the most important elements of a competitive business. In lean times and periods of economic uncertainty, it’s especially critical to carefully monitor and manage your biggest expense: labour.

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December 11th, 2006

Make a Positive Impression at Office Holiday Parties

Make a Positive Impression at Office Holiday Parties

As you look forward to your firm’s annual holiday party, keep in mind that company-sponsored celebrations are not like other festive gatherings. Office parties are hybrid business/social events and therefore have their own rules of etiquette.

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