Staffing Success Magazine - July-August 2025

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Staffing Success Magazine, July-August 2025ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS

Responsible Recruiting in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence has powerful transformative potential—driving innovation, creating new efficiencies, and reshaping how talent is sourced and evaluated. But there are real risks that also demand attention: bias, privacy concerns, and ethical challenges, to name a few. As AI becomes more embedded in hiring processes, the path forward must prioritize responsible use, balancing opportunity with oversight.

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Generating Success From the Staffing Industry Flywheel

The Flywheel Effect offers a powerful model for sustainable growth in staffing—built not on one big breakthrough, but on steady, compounding momentum. See how staffing leaders can apply this timeless business concept to drive long-term success.


The Rise and Stall of Staffing in America

ASA researchers analyze regional and sector-specific U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data indicating that the labor market contraction hasn’t been evenly distributed. Learn what geographic differences as well as labor market dynamics like the vacancy and labor leverage ratios can tell us about future industry performance.


A Catalyst for Good

ASA Leadership Hall of Fame inductee Greg Palmer is passionate about individuals and companies finding their purpose, and challenges those in the staffing industry to work together to make the industry better.


The Law & YouNavigating California Summer Litigation Traffic

In California’s high-stakes legal landscape, staffing firms need to act fast—tighten arbitration clauses, strengthen compliance, and get ahead of risk.


Recruiting TodayRetention Begins Before the Assignment Starts

Each issue of Staffing Success features content especially for recruiters. This installment focuses on matching candidate needs to the requirements of a job to increase retention from the start.


ASA Workforce MonitorNearly half of employed U.S. job seekers (49%) believe AI tools used in job recruiting are more biased than their human counterparts. View the results & download the infographics »
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