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IWorkforce Management-i August 14, 2006
By Staff Report
Aug. 11, 2006
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A LABOR DEBATE
By Irwin Speizer |
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| Competitive pressures have spread the use of illegal labor from its early days in agriculture to nearly every U.S. industry. Will immigration reform let employers meet their needs? | ||
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WAL-MART PUTS ON A NEW FACE
By Jessica Marquez |
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| Wal-Mart Stores Division senior VP Sue Oliver discusses moves to improve communication with workers and bring on some HR reinforcements for store managers. | ||
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TIME FOR A CHANGE AT KRONOS
By Ed Frauenheim |
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| Now that it has taken over hourly workforce specialist Unicru, time-and-attendance veteran Kronos appears poised to become a major player in talent acquisition and management. But the company’s transformation might not be easy. | ||
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The Last Word
Let’s lead like Warren Buffett John Hollon |
In the Mail ADP’s data, employee fit From our readers |
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Mercer Facing Trouble in Texas
Insurance authorities probe commissions and rebates passed to clients. 5 Questions: For Jared Bernstein. The Hot List: Top group disability insurers. Data Bank: The free-fall in wages. And more. |
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| Compensation TOP DRAWER, NOT TOP DOLLAR Highly profitable companies like MarineMax skim the cream of the talent pool without locking in larger fixed salary costs. |
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Hiring practices
DIALING FOR A BIG LAWSUIT Phone interviews and too much small talk can lead to charges of discrimination. ‘Creative’ questions should be the same for all applicants. |
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