Where are all the good job candidates? The answer may be "Wherever you're not looking," because a recent survey revealed that only a small percentage of the full-time workforce is actively seeking a new position. And that small percentage is getting all the attention, leaving the rest of the market wide open to those who know how to access it.

Managing staffing is not just about cutting costs. It's about effectively matching your staffing resources to the challenges and opportunities your business faces. Here are a few ideas to get you started on the path to staffing for profit...

It is crucial for a manager to spot potential trouble lurking within an applicant--and also uncover skills and talents that will prove beneficial on-the-job. Here are five superb methods you can use immediately to help you hire high-achievers--and stay away from underachievers.

In a constantly changing world, successful organizations must become more flexible. Just as the human body can react and “shift resources” when an infection strikes, successful organizations must also develop contingency plans that allow them to shift their resources rapidly.

While using temporary employees is clearly a smart decision, how you use them can be an equally important consideration. To get the best results, and minimize co-employment concerns, follow these 10 best practices.