If you’re a manager in a large warehousing facility, you are probably tossing and turning at night wondering how to fill those vacant positions. Unless you get creative and soon, you may as well give up on sleep altogether. Stories abound about the hiring difficulties most companies face today. But recent research by Newmark Group …
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The pressure continues to mount on warehouse managers. The latest statistics for warehouse workers continue to show an across-the-board increase in demand for experienced workers. But with jobs remaining unfilled, the worker shortage is sending shock waves throughout the retail sales system. What’s behind the shortage? The pandemic drove online sales through the roof at …
Your hotel restaurant and banquet service had to shut down as the pandemic took its toll on the hospitality industry. Now, as the environment is shifting, you have been given the official green light to reopen. But can you do so with confidence, given the news reports of virus flare-ups, variants, and ineffective vaccines? You …
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If you’ve ever been on a dating app, you have learned one thing: Opportunities are many, but the right match can be elusive. Same holds true when you’re job hunting:
It’s old news that the COVID-19 pandemic hit the job market hard. But did you know that it also has inspired many job seekers to change careers altogether?
RFhe 7th Annual National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls, which was put on hold earlier this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, has now been scheduled for Sept. 14-18, 2020.
COVID-19 pandemic notwithstanding, one out of 14 workers say they’d go to work even if they feel sick and regardless of how severe their symptoms are, according to a recent survey.
More restaurants and hotels are likely to reopen soon, so we expect demand in hospitality to resume in fairly short order.
Lack of sleep appears to be leaving construction workers at greater risk of injury. Researchers at Colorado State University have found that respondents suffering from insomnia experienced more “cognitive failures” at work compared to coworkers who were sleeping better.&
While we celebrate reports the unemployment rate has dipped to a 50-year low, the worker shortage means hotels are struggling to fill openings.
