November 12, 2014

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How to build a business case for an MSP or VMS; Why not use performance improvement plans for contingents?

Creating a business case that reveals your smarts, ensures success

November 12, 2014

For a better chance at buy-in and ultimate success, put careful thought into building your business plan.


Performance improvement plans for a contingent worker could mean big savings

November 12, 2014

Performance improvement plans are used widely to protect a company’s investment in a traditional employee. Why not use them in contingent relationships as well?


Voters in four states raise minimum wages; Mass. approves sick leave law

November 12, 2014

Voters in four states and several cities approved increases in minimum wages, and an advisory referendum to raise the minimum wage was OK’d in a fifth state. Voters also weighed in on mandatory paid sick leave with Massachusetts voters approving a new sick leave law.


Netherlands: Independent contractor proposal could alter usage

November 12, 2014

A Dutch legislative proposal could affect the use of independent contractors by ending tax incentives and making it less appealing for companies to hire them.


Are you paying contingents right?

November 12, 2014

Your contingent worker pay rates can have a serious effect on the quality of talent you attract. But how do you know if your rates are appropriate for the market? Publisher and Editor Subadhra R. Sriram discusses how a recent tool from Staffing Industry Analysts can help


Ontario bill gets nod without controversial staffing buyer language

November 12, 2014

The Ontario Legislature approved a bill last week that increases accountability for buyers of staffing services, but without wording that would have made them responsible for paying accident costs if a temporary worker suffered injuries.