Growing reliance on flexible workers requires new strategies By: Leslie Stevens-Huffman Were the first contractors the American builders and engineers who traveled to Russia to help rebuild the country after the Russian Revolution? By accepting 6 to 12 month assignments and offering their talents on a freelance basis, those early trendsetters may have unknowingly launched the […]
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While the job market is heating up, prospective employees are sure to notice a few differences when compared to the past. Most notably, employers are adding more contract or temporary workers as opposed to full-time employees with benefits. According to a recent CNNMoney.com article Say goodbye to full-time jobs with benefits, the government estimates that 40+% […]
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Despite a recent downturn in the economy and job market, engineering employment remains strong in the majority of the United States. The engineering employment rate is expected to increase nearly nine percent by 2012 due to an increased demand for skilled engineers, managers, and staff. Although money is not the main reason to become an […]
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