In last issue’s column, I referenced the well-known saying “trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.” This phrase is a metaphor for trying to get something, or someone, to fit into a situation that is not a good fit. In staffing, it usually means we are trying to place someone into a… More ›
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Pop quiz: What’s the most common type of discrimination claim filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? Historically, race and sex discrimination. But now, claims under the Americans With Disabilities Act surpass claims for race and sex discrimination. Like other antidiscrimination laws, the ADA prohibits discrimination and harassment based on a protected characteristic—in this case,… More ›
When Carl Stecker started getting phone calls from people who had received W-2s from one of his companies, he was both confused and suspicious. The company, a limited liability entity, was set up as a transactional business and did not have any paid staff. “It’s tied to a checking account that lends money through our… More ›
In 2025, the top self-reported challenge for staffing companies flipped on its head from a lack of talent to a lack of clients, according to the 2025 “State of Staffing” report from StaffingHub. As highlighted in the report, finding new clients has become the top challenge for 23% of agencies (up from just 16% in… More ›
In today’s industrial workforce, qualifications come in many forms. While traditional education still has its place, it no longer tells the whole story. Many great workers don’t have a degree, but they bring what matters most: hands-on experience, a strong work ethic, and the drive to show up and get the job done. More importantly,… More ›
Attachment ASA Webinar_Oct30 pdf 2 MB Sponsored by Highlights The program will review and discuss the most important factors for buyers and potential sellers to consider when considering an acquisition of a staffing company. Attorneys Brian Nugent and Melissa Cizmorris of Akerman LLP will discuss pre-sale diligence and ways to present a company for sale;… More ›
Attachment Nov 6 Webinar Slides pdf 2 MB Sponsored by Who Should Attend Staffing, recruiting, and workforce solutions industry owners, principals, chief executive officers, presidents, branch managers, and recruiting professionals Highlights Staffing firms today face a perfect storm: increasing client demands, tighter margins, and talent shortages that strain internal teams. In response, forward-thinking leaders are… More ›
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44% of Working Americans See Active Personal Social Media Presence as Career Risk 44% of working U.S. adults believe an active social media presence is more likely to hurt someone’s career than help, while 37% say it’s more likely to be an advantage, according to a new Workforce Monitor® survey from the American Staffing Association… More ›
In last issue’s column, I referenced the well-known saying “trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.” This phrase is a metaphor for trying to get something, or someone, to fit into a situation that is not a good fit. In staffing, it usually means we are trying to place someone into a… More ›
Sorry, the content you’ve selected is for members only. Maybe it’s time to join! Or if you’re already a member, please log in. Join today to get full access to Staffing Success and all ASA publications. ASA brings members a steady flow of valuable information through a suite of publications. Staffing Success magazine, our award-winning flagship… More ›
Sorry, the content you’ve selected is for members only. Maybe it’s time to join! Or if you’re already a member, please log in. Join today to get full access to Staffing Success and all ASA publications. ASA brings members a steady flow of valuable information through a suite of publications. Staffing Success magazine, our award-winning flagship… More ›
Pop quiz: What’s the most common type of discrimination claim filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? Historically, race and sex discrimination. But now, claims under the Americans With Disabilities Act surpass claims for race and sex discrimination. Like other antidiscrimination laws, the ADA prohibits discrimination and harassment based on a protected characteristic—in this case,… More ›
When Carl Stecker started getting phone calls from people who had received W-2s from one of his companies, he was both confused and suspicious. The company, a limited liability entity, was set up as a transactional business and did not have any paid staff. “It’s tied to a checking account that lends money through our… More ›
In 2025, the top self-reported challenge for staffing companies flipped on its head from a lack of talent to a lack of clients, according to the 2025 “State of Staffing” report from StaffingHub. As highlighted in the report, finding new clients has become the top challenge for 23% of agencies (up from just 16% in… More ›
In today’s industrial workforce, qualifications come in many forms. While traditional education still has its place, it no longer tells the whole story. Many great workers don’t have a degree, but they bring what matters most: hands-on experience, a strong work ethic, and the drive to show up and get the job done. More importantly,… More ›
As an aspiring veterinarian at Rutgers University, Geno Cutolo tried his hand at sales—at the recommendation of a trusted professor. He tried it and was clearly a natural, and soon he would enter the staffing world. More than 25 years later, he has never wavered from the industry he loves. Semper, the Latin word for… More ›
Attachment Handouts: Risk to Resilience pdf 1 MB Sponsored by Who Should Attend Staffing, recruiting, and workforce solutions industry owners, principals, chief executive officers, presidents, human resource leaders, risk managers, in-house counsel, branch managers, and recruiting professionals Highlights Staffing firms face unprecedented risk from shifting regulations, aggressive enforcement, and client contracts that can quietly erode… More ›
Sorry, the content you’ve selected is for members only. Maybe it’s time to join! Or if you’re already a member, please log in. Join today to get access to all ASA webinars and on-demand presentations. The ASA Resource Llibrary includes hundreds of presentations that members can view at their convenience and at no charge. Valuable webinars… More ›
44% of Working Americans See Active Personal Social Media Presence as Career Risk 44% of working U.S. adults believe an active social media presence is more likely to hurt someone’s career than help, while 37% say it’s more likely to be an advantage, according to a new Workforce Monitor® survey from the American Staffing Association… More ›