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    Managing Risk: How to Protect Your Business Amid Rising Immigration Checks

    As the immigration crackdown continues to escalate, so do anxiety levels – and risks to your workplace. Get the facts and be prepared.

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    5 Unexpected Benefits of Working With an Exceptional Staffing Partner

    Does your company hire every single day? Probably not. But a staffing firm? That’s their full-time job. Some firms are interviewing, screening, and hiring talent daily – keeping their finger firmly on the pulse of your local workforce. And that’s the first hidden benefit of working with a great staffing partner.

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    Top 10 Mistakes Managers Make When Working With a Staffing Company

    Discover the biggest missteps - and how to turn those potential pitfalls into opportunities for stronger partnerships and even better results.

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    Test Your Knowledge: Spot the Illegal Hiring Questions

    Hiring Managers: Are you sure your interview questions are legal? Even well-meaning conversations can drift into risky territory, leading to discrimination claims or lawsuits. Take this quiz to test your knowledge – and learn safer, compliant alternatives.

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    Are You Doing Enough? How to Assess Your Workforce's Flexibility

    Is your workforce adaptable enough to handle the demands of a rapidly changing market? This practical checklist walks you through essential criteria for making decisions that boost responsiveness, productivity, efficiency and profits.

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