Nardi’s New Position as HR Manager
Christine L. Nardi , a native of Las Cruces, was appointed the new HR manager of the village of Los Lunas, located in New Mexico,…
Yearly Archives: 2011
Report Contradicts Assumptions Regarding Workplace Flexibility
Flexibility in the workplace is a considerable factor in making a business successful. The essential definition to workplace flexibility is a concept that is advantageous…
Want a Job with Growth Potential? Consider These Careers
Physician Assistant With an undergraduate's degree and at least four years of work-related experience in the health care field, you can apply to complete a…
U.S. Private Job Sector Increased by 110,000 Jobs in October
The U.S. private job sector, after accounting for seasonal adjustment, increased by 110,000 jobs from September to October, according to a National Employment Report released…
Hampton Road’s Steady Jobless Rate Raises Concern
Hampton Roads' unemployment rate stayed the same at 7.3, despite the continuous job loss seen throughout the region, as reported by the Virginia Employment Commission,…
Stocks on an Upward Swing
Stocks swung upward early in November, when the trading first began for the day, according to market reports. In the last two sessions, the stocks…
Rising Number of Veterans Need Additional Help Seeking Employment
Over 40,000 troops are coming home from Iraq this year and, given the high number, up to half or more will leave the service to…
Employment Fell During October Showing a Need for Recovery in United States
Employment opportunities decline, meaning that the United States is still having problems with the economy and job market. Between September and October there was an…
Do You Have One of the Most Stressful Jobs?
For many Americans in the world today, stress is an integral part of our day-to-day work. Whether it is caused by looming deadlines, trying to…
What Is Expected Of Today's Human Resource Management Graduate?
The management of human resources is a fairly broad discipline and a human resource management graduate can be deployed in different units of a human resource department. The management positions in a human resource department will start at a human resources manager and progress to a vice president and director with the actual titles changing from one organization to the next. The human resource manager will usually be in charge of a single unit. One may be a recruitment manager, a training manager, a compensation manager, a health and safety manager, a pension manager etcetera. As he or she progresses upwards through the ranks, the number of units they oversee grows with the highest being the head of a human resources division.