7 Million Lose Unemployment Benefits
More than 8 million people now have no unemployment compensation at all, while another 2.7 million lost the $300 federal weekly boost but will continue receiving state payments. They join […]
Entries by Carolyn Dingee
Covid Vaccine Mandates in Job Listings Jump by 34%
The amount of job posts requiring a Covid vaccine were up 34% on August 7th when compared to the prior month, according to job site Indeed. The jump comes as […]
Covid 19: Renewed Disruption to Businesses
The Wall Street Journal reports growing disruption for business, schools and colleges in articles on Saturday, August 14th. Only 39% of small businesses expect economic conditions to improve in the […]
Reduced Employment Opportunities
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, July 16th that although job openings are at a record high, the impression that all employers are hiring like never before may be misleading. […]
The Worker Shortage Explained
Over 4-8 million fewer people are currently in the US labor force than before the pandemic, depending upon how they are counted. Why? Fear of Covid-19, sickness (the USA still […]
Hiring Picks Up in the USA
The number of unemployment-benefit recipients is falling at a faster rate in Missouri and 21 other states are canceling enhanced and extended payments this month. This suggests that ending the […]
178 Workers Suspended for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccination
Workers at a hospital in Houston, TX have been suspended, and could potentially be fired, due to a company mandate requiring all hospital employees to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. This […]
3 Tips to Boost Hiring
Recruitment is a complex process, but essentially, it is a competitive marketing process – if contractors want to convert candidates into hires, they need to look at the process the […]
Employees Enjoy Pay On Demand
700 employees at an organization based in Nebraska are enjoying using Pay On Demand with MITC Time and Attendance. Pay On Demand was implemented in March 2019. Since then, 56% of […]
Why the Worker Shortage Continues
The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, May 7th that there are many reasons holding back potential employees from the labor market. Over 4-8 million fewer people are currently in […]