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Searching for jobs hiring near me is never “fun.” (“No, duh, Einstein!” we hear you say.) But it needn’t be a slog, a bear, an awful experience. In fact, there are definite steps you can take to make it go faster. Please note that we said “faster,” not “fast.” A job hunt probably will take …
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Reverse Logistics (Returns) Your e-commerce customers buy things from you. And they often return them. And more and more, they return them to your brick-and-mortar store (if you have one). The rise of e-commerce returns to stores. The total number of e-commerce returns increased by a whopping 70 percent in 2020 compared to 2019, coming …
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It’s that time of year! The whole family is becoming even busier as kids return to school. And, many folks who needed to care for their homebound children during stay-at-home mandates head back to work. Who has time to cook!? What’s more, school supplies, clothes for growing youngsters, extracurricular activities? They all add up to …
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Hire Dynamics placed over 60 temporary CSAs in just four weeks for a third-party logistics company’s holiday shipping season. We took a deep dive into its needs, shadowed CSAs and created a custom recruitment plan, helping the company exceed its previous 4th quarter’s service levels. Click here to download the case study.
For the third time, Hire Dynamics’ Nashville branch was voted a “Best Place to Work” in the small business category by the Nashville Business Journal with a grade of 99.8. The ranking was a welcome — and hard-earned — recognition of the team’s resilience during what Mayor John Cooper called “Nashville’s hardest year.” While the …
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Success in a light industrial career takes the same attributes/requires the same steps as pretty much any career: enjoyment of the work, dedication, a willingness to do “whatever it takes” to get a task done, a desire for continuous learning, and a commitment to always look for ways to improve. Light industrial work can – …
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The BLS’ July Jobs Report showed a healthy increase in the number of non-farm payroll jobs added to the economy: 943K. In addition, unemployment among historically marginalized groups also decreased significantly. Still, uncertainty remains: can we expected a recovery with the vaccinated, white-collar workers and those in majority groups recovering more quickly than the unvaccinated, …
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Hire Dynamics Climbs Rankings of “Best Places to Work” in South Carolina with Ninth Consecutive Win Hire Dynamics’ South Carolina team has done it again, earning a “2021 Best Place to Work” title for the ninth consecutive year in rankings sponsored by SC Biz News, the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce and Best Companies Group. …
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Did you just read the word “exercise” and immediately think “UGH”? Or did you think, “Wait! I walk more than four miles a day at work in a distribution center.” Well, bear with us because we have news: Exercise can be fun and doesn’t need to take up too much of your time. Walking at …
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Many of our clients are executing their plans to return to the office: most want to be “fully back” starting around the day after Labor Day in early September, so the planning is in full swing now. You can look at this like opening a new office. But it’s not. Recruiting is a little different …
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As we mentioned in a previous post, you really don’t need a college degree to have a great career. (You do need to have earned a high school diploma or taken the GED.) But you do need a plan. It doesn’t need to be the type of plan you follow exactly. After all, life doesn’t …
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