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Fewer temp workers may signal dim hiring outlook
from the recession. From September 2009 to March, employers added nearly 500,000 temporary workers. Roy Krause, CEO of Spherion , a top staffing agency, says temporary placements for white-collar jobs in accounting, computers and legal remain strong
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NY Contractor Fraud Case Scandal a Thorn for Mayor
recently reported quarterly income of $2.69 billion, did not comment. A spokeswoman for the quality-assurance company, Spherion , said it had done nothing wrong and was cooperating with authorities. Victor Natanzon, one of the contractors named in the
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More employers hiring college-educated workers
degrees even for customer service jobs. “Clients still (can) pick and choose,” says Roy Krause, CEO of staffing firm Spherion . Meanwhile, the battle for skilled workers is becoming fiercer. Many job candidates are getting multiple offers for the first
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Jobs to pick up in 2011, analysts predict
unemployment high, businesses continue to be picky, holding out for the ideal candidate, says Roy Krause, CEO of placement firm Spherion . That helps explain why government data show job openings still rising far more sharply than hirings. And jobs in real
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Recession Reality: People With Good Jobs Need 2nd JobsBecause the same study said that 61 percent of the 4,400 workers surveyed are living paycheck to paycheck. Roy Krause, CEO of Spherion , a national recruitment and staffing company has also noticed an increase in the number of people with full-time jobs looking
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Moonlighting's a way of life for workers in tough job market
least lets them scrape by. "There's been a definite pickup (in holders of multiple jobs)," says Roy Krause, CEO of Spherion , one of the USA's largest staffing firms. "More and more, we're seeing it as a necessity." Moonlighting takes a toll
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Don't fight March Madness, enjoy it
and nearly one-quarter have watched or followed sports events on their computers at work, according to a recent survey by Spherion Corp." Are you really going to be able to stop the tidal wave? And if you do, at what cost? Better bet: Harness and ride
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Working Wounded: Can You Be Happier at Work?American Idol," 44 percent "Grey's Anatomy," 28 percent None, 21 percent "CSI," 11 percent "House," 9 percent From: Spherion Bob Rosner is a best-selling author, speaker and internationally syndicated columnist. He'd love to hear your thoughts
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