Company coming for the holidays? Want to save some time? A big trend for markets and restaurants is pick-up meals, including casseroles and pies. It can make your holidays less stressful. Mike Petchenik has the latest in today’s Biz Bits.
In the second part of an interview with Neil Gordon, Trey Nuckols, Recruiting Manager with Nuck Recruiting and Consulting, discusses bringing in new talent for the automotive technician industry.
In case there’s any doubt, some statistics on the state of remote work in the U.S. should clear things up. According to the Upwork Future Workforce Pulse Report, “The number of remote workers in the next five years is expected to be double what it was before COVID-19.” What’s more, the report states, more than 36 million Americans will work remotely by the year 2025. Clearly, remote work is here to stay. But what does the future of remote work look like? A different approach to recruitment While hiring remote workers is
Georgia’s public schools are in line for two different financial boosts. One is to provide funds for school safety. Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday announced the amended budget he will submit to the General Assembly when the legislative session begins in January will include more than $100 million annually to be used for school safety and security. It will provide every public school in the state $45,000 to use at the district’s discretion. “We could have a school resource officer in every school, if that’s what the locals do,” Kemp
