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Staffing STATS—Data-Centric Webinar Series

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Overview

This program sponsored by:
Essential StaffCARE

Highlights

You asked, we listened. ASA is launching a new webinar series called Staffing STATS in response to member interest in timely data and reliable analysis of industry research and economic trends. Staffing STATS webinars will take place quarterly and feature an ASA research expert as well as an industry executive who will participate in a Q&A segment to give the data discussion context and actionable next steps for staffing companies.

Everyone who registers for Staffing STATS will receive the infographics discussed in that webinar—for sharing with peers, including in presentations, or sharing on social media.

The latest Staffing Stats update reviews current staffing metrics presented by ASA, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Presenter Sean Barber with Pluto Healthcare will address the growing number of jobs in the medical staffing industry and the challenges of filling them, as well as some additional issues facing the medical staffing industry.

During this webinar, attendees will learn

What changes to make to attract talent in today’s market
How to use social media to widen your reach
What benefits are trending and in demand
The pros and cons of remote interviews for staffing open positions
How to leverage travel nurses to fulfill local needs

Presenter

Sean Barber, CEO, Pluto Healthcare
Scott Vanderbilt, Senior Director, Research, American Staffing Association

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