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Top 4 Myths About Marketing Temps Debunked
Marketing is experiencing a shift from a permanent workplace to a more flexible, temp staffing environment. More than 55 million Americans have shifted to this elastic lifestyle and many growing companies, large businesses and marketing agencies are also jumping on the freelance bandwagon. Despite this growing trend, there are still
Non-Negotiable: Addressing Work-life Balance to Recruit Top Talent
Post-pandemic, relationships between employees and employers have transformed. Employees have gotten a good taste of work-life balance, which has edited what they want in their careers. Businesses must meet these new cultural demands somewhere in the middle and create a working synergy focusing on healthy work-life balance. Ignoring this new
The “Temp” Mentality Has Changed
The mindset of employers and temp professionals has shifted dramatically as labor constraints have forced employers to be more creative in their hiring decisions. Therefore, companies strategically hire temp staff to fill their headcount gaps to keep business moving. The stigma associated with temporary workers has faded in recent years.
Temp Staffing Continues to Show High Demand
The days of hiring temp staffing headcount for the sole purpose to “try before you buy” is no longer a standard practice. The continued labor constraints have forced employers to be more creative in their hiring decisions in 2022 and the projected path for 2023 is still the same. Companies
Client Survey – US Special Forces Hiring
Naviga is excited to announce our participation as a Volunteer Business Partner with the STAR Network (SOF Transition Assistance Resource) to help them spread awareness about this program. STAR is a volunteer-based organization that provides mentorship to US Special Operation Forces (SOF) who are located at SOCOM (Special Operations Command)
Recruiters are at the Mercy of Candidates, NOT!
We all know about the current job climate– that there are more jobs than candidates, right? But does this mean that candidates can treat Recruiters however they see fit?