By Lester Rosen, Attorney and President of Employment Screening Resources (ESR) A staffing firm that places individuals in temporary positions with independent employers can not be sued under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) when a background check firm hired
by the staffing firm delivers a background check report that is inaccurate or erroneous.
According to a 2013 survey
by staffing firm Robert Half International, accountants in a managerial role at large companies in Canada can make between $ 77,000 and $ 101,500 per year.
In a recent survey of more than 1,600 people
by staffing firm LaSalle Network, 81 percent reported getting nervous before job interviews.
The 3 - 2 NRLB decided waste company Browning - Ferris was a joint employer of workers hired
by a staffing firm, Leadpoint Business Services, that was contracted to sort materials at a BFI recycling center.
Our resume database is searchable
by the staffing firms that advertise their jobs in Contract Employment Weekly and at ContractJobHunter.com.
Not exact matches
This post was contributed
by Deepika Dhatia, Director of Technology Business Solutions at Prosum Technology Services, one of the fasted growing IT consulting
firms and IT
staffing companies in the Los Angeles area.
Edwards is the CEO of InGenesis, the largest U.S. healthcare
staffing firm owned
by a woman / minority.
While Pew reports that one - third of 25 - to 29 - year - olds in the U.S. had completed at least a bachelor's degree in 2012 (a record number), a survey
by Braun Research for
staffing firm Adecco found that 66 percent of hiring managers do not believe college grads are ready for the work force.
This IT
staffing firm, which is focused on long - term placement of employees, grew revenue
by 1,265 % from 2013 to 2016, making it No. 347 on this year's Inc. 5000.
Instead of taking on the risk of hiring full - time workers,
firms are turning to
staffing companies like Manpower to fill their labor needs on a project -
by - project basis.
Other real obstacles faced
by the more globally oriented
firms included the cost of operating internationally, local competition,
staffing, local politics and market conditions, and marketing to unfamiliar customers.
Total stockholder return fell
by over 30 % and net income fell
by almost 60 % in 2014 at
staffing firm Kelly Services (KELYA).
Addison Group was founded in 1999 as a temporary
staffing firm by a group of «visionary industry leaders in Chicago.»
This year's event was co-sponsored
by BevForce / FoodForce, the only hiring strategy agency specializing in
staffing for the beverage industry, Giannuzzi Group LLP, a boutique New York City - based law
firm with significant experience in consumer brands, and City Harvest, the world's first food rescue organization, which rescues food for the nearly two million New Yorkers facing hunger each year.
By Shayna Posses, Law360 — A Pennsylvania federal judge held Friday that a would - be employee's arbitration agreement with a
staffing firm can't -LSB-...]
The next one might be for the
firm you did the contract assignment work for, or a different assignment from the legal
staffing firm that hire you or even possibly some work outsourced to you
by one of the fellow contract lawyers who have their own practices.
Before reviewing a few of those items in more detail, there is one item that is notable
by its absence from that list, namely the impact of technology adoption on the
staffing of law
firms and law departments.
This article examines the traditional approaches employed
by private equity
firms when
staffing their portfolio companies and makes suggestions for modernizing and / or breaking the traditional mold.
With his permission, I am delighted to introduce Ron to members of the Remaking Law
Firms community on Dialogue
by re-publishing «Who's Managing BigLaw Alternative
Staffing?
This expertise may be in niche areas of the law or within practices that are not adequately or completely represented
by the law
firm's current
staffing.
Profit squeeze: Mid-size law
firms will continue to be affected
by a «profit squeeze» resulting from (a) increased overhead due to higher associate and staff salaries and benefits; (b) higher automation costs, professional liability insurance and marketing expenses; (c) partners» unwillingness / inability to increase hourly fee rates for «commodity» type work to off - set higher overhead; (d) enhanced client scrutiny of hourly rates, hours to produce work and lawyer and paralegal
staffing of work assignments; (e) pressure
by corporate counsel for law
firms to absorb more of the «soft costs;» (f) slower paying clients, that affect cash flow and hence the availability of distributable dollars for partners; and (g) a great many mid-size law
firms are burdened with higher debt.
With adequate lead time,
by employing lateral associates, these
firms are able to fill their professional
staffing requirements at, or shortly before, the time they occur.
In contrast, law
firms conventionally segment clients in terms of types and volume of matters and
staffing by particular departments or
firm personnel.
Marketing / business development
staffing ratios support law
firm resource decision making, in data released
by Totum Partners and JJES
Fortunately, there's a book available that will answer all of your employment questions as they come up: the recently published 2nd edition of «Effectively
Staffing Your Law
Firm,» edited
by Jennifer J. Rose.
What is the candidate
firm's practice concerning non-lawyer
staffing of functions previously performed
by lawyers?
Nicole Bradick, founder of Custom Counsel (which recently was acquired
by CuroLegal), another consulting and
staffing company), says legal
staffing companies work well for small
firms that have increasing business but remain cautious about...
Only
by using such systems and metrics will
firms be able to make better process and
staffing decisions with greater predictability for their own internal planning and budgeting purposes, and to negotiate fixed or discounted fees with a better sense of what the costs and risks will be.
The second was
firms will be more driven
by business development efforts than historical marketing ones, which will have an impact on legal directories, publications, marketing
staffing levels, advertisements, and ancillary expenditures.
Many ALSPs offer services formerly provided only
by law departments or law
firms, that help clients solve legal and business problems «better / faster / cheaper» than law departments and
firms; they specialize in developing legal technologies / automation,
staffing inexpensive and swift cost centers to perform routinize - able tasks, and offering sophisticated expertise to deliver solutions via managed service offerings that can solve client problems or help advance their clients» businesses: all for a fraction of the cost and with a quantifiable level of consistency and competence.
In other words, successful law
firms of the 21st Century will be those who re-jig their
staffing models to ensure that work is done
by the lowest cost, yet appropriately skilled, provider — or the work is done
by technology.
The survey was developed
by Robert Half Legal, a legal
staffing and consulting solutions
firm specializing in lawyers, paralegals and other highly skilled legal professionals.
The survey was developed
by Robert Half Legal, a premier legal
staffing and consulting solutions
firm specializing in the placement of lawyers, paralegals and other highly skilled legal professionals.
Specifically, Georgetown finds that «Over the last few years, there has been mounting evidence that law
firms that proactively address the needs of their clients — e.g.,
by implementing alternative
staffing strategies, pursuing flexible pricing models, adopting work process changes, making better use of innovative technologies, and the like — can achieve significant success.»
APSCo stands for «The Association of Professional
Staffing Companies» it provides it's member
firms with an innovative range of services designed for them
by recruitment experts.
Achieved the removal of 5,000 external
firm billable hours per year
by reorganizing internal
staffing.
Their experience was further enhanced
by successful management positions with high profile international
staffing firms focusing on both consulting services and direct hire placement.
There are many types of
firms and they go
by a variety of names, such as headhunters, employment agencies, or
staffing services.
SouthBeachRecruiter.com is a South Beach job board used
by South Beach employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
SkokieRecruiter.com is a Skokie job board used
by Skokie employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
TustinRecruiter.com is a Tustin job board used
by Tustin employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
NorwalkRecruiter.com is a Norwalk job board used
by Norwalk employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
HammondRecruiter.com is a Hammond job board used
by Hammond employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
SanGabrielRecruiter.com is a San Gabriel job board used
by San Gabriel employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
NiagaraFallsRecruiter.com is a Niagara Falls job board used
by Niagara Falls employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
JupiterRecruiter.com is a Jupiter job board used
by Jupiter employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
TonawandaRecruiter.com is a Tonawanda job board used
by Tonawanda employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
SalemRecruiter.com is a Salem job board used
by Salem employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
FontanaRecruiter.com is a Fontana job board used
by Fontana employers and
staffing firms of all sizes to find local talent.
Part 1 of II) Careers —
By Trish Johnson on April 13, 2011 8:34 am Anyone that is in the process of a job search must utilize every available avenue and opportunity to capture the attention of
firms that are expanding their current
staffing levels.