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9 Things to Do to Find Your Job Faster

By Hire Dynamics

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 …

Upstate recruiters scour countryside to fill professional jobs

By Hire Dynamics

By Molly Hulsey, GSA Business Report According to the ASA’s 52-week staffing index chart, staffing numbers are rising back to 2019 and 2018 levels. (Photo/Provided) National staffing employment reached its highest peak in 10 months last month with at least 48% of staffing companies in the American Staffing Association reporting an increase in assignments each …

Spartanburg Unemployment Levels Rise: What to Expect

By Hire Dynamics

Unemployment rates are rising in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Hire Dynamics’ Laura Moody shares her insight, “I’ve been in staffing over 30 years — through 9/11 and the 2008-09 downturn — and we always come back.” There will likely be a new normal in post-pandemic business that will encourage companies to lean into adaptability and versatility …

Hire Dynamics in the News: Filling a Different Pipeline for Middle-Skilled Talent

By Hire Dynamics

This blog was originally posted on talentmgt.com. A recent article by Derek Thompson in The Atlantic, “The Real Reason That Young People Can’t Find Jobs,” addresses a minor debate sparked by a Wall Street Journal op-ed on the high unemployment of young Americans and the state of entry-level jobs. Thompson, a senior editor at The Atlantic, counters in his article …

Long-Term Unemployment a ‘National Crisis’

By Hire Dynamics

Wall Street Journal 1/18/12 – Sara Murray; Cameron McWhirter While the job market is improving, long-term unemployment continues to be particularly pronounced, and there is little indication that it is falling quickly. The government reported in December that 3.9 million nationwide had been out of work for at least a year and were still looking. …