Is Your Job Board Outdated?

Is Your Job Board Outdated? | Expert Staffing

Struggling to find the types of candidates that get you excited to say, “You’re hired!”? If you’re not getting good applications, or the interviews aren’t going anywhere, maybe it’s how you’re recruiting your talent that’s the problem. Is Your Outdated Job Board Causing Issues in Attracting Candidates? Your Job Board is Outdated If… Your job… Read More »

Managing a Remote Team

Managing a Remote Team | Expert Staffing

Before the Covid pandemic forced many workers to remote roles, nearly a quarter of the workforce was already successfully working virtually. Two years later, many of the positions are back to usual, but there’s still a large portion of companies and workers who have embraced the remote work environment for one reason or another.  Working… Read More »

Why You Should Implement Employee Walk Breaks Throughout the Workday

Why You Should Implement Employee Walk Breaks Throughout the Workday | Expert Staffing

Three years ago, the American workforce was already facing a health crisis in the office: sitting at your desk for too long. Add the pandemic pushing more office jobs into remote jobs and that crisis has only gotten worse.  No longer do employees have the easy motivation to get up from work to go to… Read More »

What to Expect from the Recruiting Landscape Headed into 2022

The last two years have brought a unique set of hiring challenges across the nation (even the globe). What is more certain now than ever is that companies need to focus on what works for them while working within the uncertain and tumultuous recruiting field. Whether your business is struggling to keep workers, learning how… Read More »

Are They Bad Employees or Are You a Bad Manager?

The “he-said, she-said” conflict did not disappear when you were too old to get time for recess. Instead, it has either stayed the same or increased since becoming an adult and working in a group of people.  Every employee has a gripe about their boss. Every boss has a gripe about an employee. When it… Read More »

How Many Chances Should You Give an Employee Before Termination?

For many managers, terminating an employee is the least favorite responsibility of the job. Despite anyone’s strong hand at management, knowing that you have to let someone go from their livelihood is a tough task. Nonetheless, that comes with a job. Even more important than having that tough conversation is the ability to discern whether… Read More »

3 Reasons Your Employees Aren’t Showing Up to Work

Did you know that not every PTO day is taken because of being sick or taking vacation? Unfortunately, employees sometimes use their PTO just to get a break from the workplace. While this isn’t considered unhealthy behavior if it’s a rare occurrence, managers should begin problem-solving if this is happening often. 3 Reasons Why Your… Read More »

Has COVID Killed the Traditional Office?

Even though it’s been over a year since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the workspace of most businesses has yet to return to normal. But for many employers and employees alike, that’s quite alright. Remote work began as safety measures to “slow the spread,” but after a longer bout of staying home, much of the workforce… Read More »

Is Your Company Adapting to the Changing Market?

The job market has seen quite a few fluctuations in the last couple of years, and one of the biggest concerns for managers is how to find the best job candidates, no matter the market and economy. To attract the right candidates, companies must stay competitive. But what does that mean? Here are a few… Read More »

Are You Understaffed? Here are Some Tips for Managing

A common headache for human resources professionals is keeping an office running smoothly with the right amount of employees to not be overstaffed or understaffed. More often, managers have a harder time keeping an adequate number of employees hired to keep up with work.  Unfortunately, being understaffed can cause major issues for the workplace and… Read More »