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Staffing Industry Review

Staffing Industry Review magazine is the leading publication for staffing industry professionals, senior executives, and staffing firm owners. Providing innovative and in-depth information to help staffing professionals compete in today’s fast-changing world, each issue focuses on a major theme, with coverage of the topics and people that keep the industry moving forward.

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The Driving Force: 2023 Global Power 150 Women in Staffing

Claire Cook Sharon Thomas | November 15, 2023

Congratulations to the 2023 Global Power 150 Women in Staffing. From CEOs to counsel to sales leaders and industry spokespeople, the women represented this year are supporting the industry through massive change.

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Finding Balance

To achieve balance requires DE&I strategies to support both current and future generations of women in leadership.

Bye-Bye Résumé?

Emerging trends — based on the latest SIA research — that will shape and grow your business. Corporate members can access the full reports online.

True ‘Global Power’

SIA’s new executive editor reflects on the evolution of the ecosystem, from the embrace of technology like artificial intelligence to the improving picture for women in leadership.

What to Watch in 2024

The ground has shifted considerably from the post-pandemic surge to the broad-based pullback of 2023. Three broad themes resonated through discussions at SIA’s CWS Summit in September.

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Under Scrutiny

Brett Coburn Nick Chandler | September 11, 2023

From the Golden State to the Big Apple, lawmakers are eying employers’ use of artificial intelligence in hiring, while agencies are examining their compliance with existing laws.

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Workers’ AI use prevalent, training lacking

Craig Johnson | November 9, 2023

A majority of workers globally, 70%, are already using generative AI at work, but only 7% expect it to make their jobs obsolete, according to the Global Workforce of the Future Report 2023 by The Adecco Group. But even as generative AI becomes more prevalent, access to training is unequal, it noted.

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The Emerging VMS Tech Stack

Staffing Industry Review | Cindy Chunn | October 16, 2023

VMS technology has made significant advancements and has evolved as the hub for the extended workforce through increased integration capabilities and the adoption of ecosystem partners to expand functionality.

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