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While much of the promise of stem cells springs from their ability to develop into any cell type in the body, the biological workings that control that maturation process are still largely unknown. ![]() Work Force Flexibility: Staffing for a Better Bottom Line - americanstaffing.net HR professionals, and others who make organizational staffing decisions, benefit from the flexibility that staffing firms provide. This flexibility manifests itself in many ways. For routine needs, staffing firms can deliver workers for daily, seasonal, or cyclical assignments in a timely manner. This approach to staffing is inherently more efficient than the traditional approach-advertising a position, wading through stacks of résumés, running background checks (if necessary), and then having to wait two weeks or more for new hires to start. Not only can staffing firms help HR professionals fill positions with qualified candidates fast, HR professionals don't have to worry about the cumbersome process of setting up payroll and benefits for new workers, and assignments can be terminated at any time. Read More ![]() ![]() VP, Midwest Region Bill Shaw joined the Lab Support team in March of 1994 as an Account Manager in Cincinnati, OH. Throughout the past sixteen years, Bill has been involved in the start up of several new branches for the organization. Over that same time frame, Bill has had the opportunity to move within the company – working in four different branches, including Cincinnati, Minneapolis, San Diego, and Chicago. Currently Bill's role is Regional Vice President for all Midwest operations. Bill graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry. He previously worked for Procter & Gamble. Bill is also a three-time On Assignment President's Club winner! |
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sciencedaily.com Read More Gas could be the cavalry in global warming fight Associated Press Read More Paper Strips Can Quickly Detect Toxin in Drinking Water sciencedaily.com Read More Cold snap could last longer for food sector beveragedaily.com Read More Massive DNA databank, BioVU, opens doors to researchers vanderbilt.edu Read More The following Industries expect to have an increase in projects that may result in additional contract staff* within the timeframes below: 4-6 months: Biotechnology Contract Testing Labs Food and Beverage Materials Science 6-9 months: Medical Devices Personal Care Products Petrochemical 9-12 months: Coatings and Polymers Flavor and Fragrance Industrial/Manufacturing *This insight is based on our comprehensive December 2009 survey of contract staffing buyers. The full report is entitled, "Lab Support Index." The points above are from the report and are related to buyers' strategies for managing staffing resources. |
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