Subadhra Sriram
Editor & Publisher, Media Products
Subadhra Sriram was appointed publisher and editor, media products of Staffing Industry Analysts in October 2014. She is responsible for the company’s global media strategy, supervising all editorial functions. Her role allows her to oversee SIA’s content channels while managing brands that strengthen SIA’s cutting edge-research. She has founded and moderates the leading forum of user-generated content where the voices of the staffing industry are heard.
Prior to SIA, Subadhra has had over 15 years of journalism experience at premier Fortune 500 publishing houses including Time Warner publications, Money magazine, Business 2.0 and Fortune Small Business. She began her career in India working for a national news magazine. She holds a Masters from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism and a BS in English Literature and Economics from St Xavier’s College, Calcutta University.
Subadhra Sriram's Contingent Workforce Strategies 3.0 articles
Recent Articles
Top Suppliers Lists Available
10 August 2011
When Staffing Industry Analysts asked companies how they find their suppliers, 27 percent said it was via lists. Now available are nearly two dozen lists of the top staffing firms out there.
Heard on the Street: Delineating Core, Noncore Functions
10 August 2011
Analyzing what functions are core and what are not — and therefore are more suited to contingent worker usage — is a process all organizations should undergo.
Because You Asked: IC: The Pandora’s Box
27 July 2011
Delving into whether your independent contractors are properly classified can be likened to opening Pandora’s Box, but it’s one that’s necessary to open.
Heard on the Street: Linking Bonus to CW Results
27 July 2011
Because labor is a major component of cost for many companies, that becomes an outcome a CW group might be measured on. As a result, some companies are beginning to tie bonuses to such metrics.
Legal Eagle: State Proposes Strict Measures for Staffing Firms
13 July 2011
A bill working its way through the Massachusetts legislature would create sweeping new administrative and financial requirements for staffing firms and may in turn raise costs for companies that use contingent workers in the state.
In the Spotlight: "Our workers go the extra mile"
13 July 2011
Barbara Massa, vice president of global talent acquisition at McAfee Inc., headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., chats with CWS 30 about the McAfee brand, the expectations around temporary workers and the challenges of a global program.
Behind the News: H-1B Saga Continues
29 June 2011
Last year, an internal U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo effectively prohibited staffing firms from bringing in H-1B visa holders. U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) recently weighed in on the side of staffing firms in the ongoing saga.
Heard on the Street: Get That Buy-In
29 June 2011
You need to appeal to more than just the C-suite when implementing a vendor management system or a managed service provider for your contingent workforce program.