HIRING EMPLOYEES FOR FAMILY OFFICES or for CORPORATE ROLES, via VIDEO vs IN-PERSON INTERVIEWS

Times have changed due to technology and the pandemic. With many employees working from home and on a hybrid basis, employers had to adapt and find ways to interview prospective employees. Today most employers start the interview process by utilizing video conferencing. In many cases the entire interview process is done through video conferencing. The… Read more »

EMPLOYMENT TRENDS 2022-2023 (Part I)

From speaking with CEO’s and Human Resource Directors nationwide, we have found the following to be the most significant trends in the job market for 2022 and going into 2023: 1) SOCIAL BELIEFS- candidates are looking for employers that have the same social beliefs as they do. These issues may include diversity, racism, gender pay,… Read more »

ARE BUSINESSES STILL FACING HIRING CHALLENGES?

The answer is a resounding “yes”. While a number of companies and industries have started layoffs, especially tech and financial service companies, other industries are still in dire need of people. Advertising and marketing, healthcare, retail, food and hospitality, computer (cybersecurity, data science and artificial intelligence) and service companies are still in need of workers…. Read more »

LAYOFFS?

With inflation out of control, the stock market moving in the wrong direction and interest rates rising, what are the signs of potential layoffs? Companies tend to have job cuts for many reasons, some of which have nothing to do with a worker’s performance. Here are some of the signs that your company may be… Read more »

WHY AREN’T JOBS BEING FILLED?

With inflation skyrocketing and government subsidies being reduced or eliminated, you would expect that more and more people would be returning to work. Currently there are over 11MM job openings in the U.S. There are several reasons why so many companies are having a difficult time filling their jobs. 1) The pandemic caused many aging… Read more »

THE LABOR MARKET IS STILL HOT!

Despite all of the talk about a recession looming, U.S. employers continue to hire at a rapid pace. In May, businesses added 6.5 million workers and layoffs have remained at near record low levels. A recession is defined as a significant decline in economic activity spread across the market, for several months, which generally occurs… Read more »