May 2009
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Now Hiring

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Watching the Web Watchers

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Maximizing Message’s Impact in Public Speaking

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Benefits Survey Shows Differences

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Computer Support at a Cheaper Level


Editor's Note: Many predict the end of recession is in sight.  Our editors agree “good times are ahead for all.”  Research conducted by this newsletter’s parent, Information Strategies, Inc., indicates many large and small organizations have used the recession to reposition their workforce. Other studies show corporations have restocked their talent pool with differing skills than those of predecessors. HR pros need to rethink efforts and how to approach the coming good times in terms of staffing and evolving workforce. Over the next few months, this newsletter will attempt to focus on these emerging trends. Readers with thoughts or suggestions should email us. We would also like feedback on who our audience is. We have a reader survey we hope you will complete.  It takes only a few minutes and is confidential: Click here.

Now Hiring
Even in a recession, strategic hiring should continue.

Watching the Office Web-Watchers
Service helps firms monitor employees' costly personal use of Internet on the job.

Maximizing the Message in Public Speaking
Understanding the listener is even more important during tough times.

National Benefit Survey Reveals Regional Differences
Employers in the Northeast U.S. are least likely to use health screening in administering benefits.

Computer Support Options Frustrate Small Business, Survey Suggests: New Solutions Offer Help ASAP
When a computer problem arises, many smaller enterprises have difficulty finding an inexpensive expert to fix it.

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