Want Better-Performing Temps? Onboard Them
Take job descriptions, take matched skills and abilities, take high scores for aptitude, fit, or technology testing — take all the indicators that point toward success for a temporary ...
Why Hire an Employee or Contingent Worker?
“Why do you care?” That was the question posed by an Atlanta thought leader during a great discussion about the increased use of contingent workers. His point was “If you need ...
Maximizing Contingents with Effective Onboarding
Finding employees who can not only perform the job, but also are engaged and interested in your organization’s corporate culture and goals can be tough, even more so when they are ...
Effective Contingent Worker On/Offboarding
Best-in-class organizations are 40 percent more likely to have effective onboarding and offboarding capabilities for their contingent labor according to the Aberdeen Group. Is your ...
Engaging Contingents Amid Healthcare Innovation
Patients are using technology for health-related reasons at home, and forward-thinking physician practices and hospitals are incorporating digital technologies into how they deliver ...
10 Best Practices for Supply Chain Vendor Management
Whether you’re in the process of identifying or implementing a vendor management solution (VMS), taking a best practices approach to contingent workforce management can help organizations ...
Two Sides of the Story: Contingent Staff’s Performance
There are usually two sides to every story. When it comes to contingent staffing in healthcare, that certainly is true. Some recent studies suggest that temporary or contract healthcare ...
In Tough Times, Raise Worker Pay?
At a time of economic uncertainty and financial stress, it’s absolutely essential to squeeze every penny out of every cost to maximize profits to grow your business. It’s a plain, ...
How MSPs Are Missing the Mark
I see the statistics — demand for IT talent is at an all-time high; the number of computer science graduates has flattened in recent years and is down 40 percent from 2002. I see ...


