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The Week In Recruiting (Reading the blogs, so you don’t have to…)

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My fab 15 for the week…

1. Much respect to Deloitte for cooking this one up!!! 2. An EXCEL-lent way to email the masses 3. What is it about my yelling that you do not understand? 4. You have 5 seconds to wow me…

Blawg Review #124; Labor Day Special Historical Edition - George’s Employment Blawg: St. Louis labor & employment lawyer looks at HR, labor law, and today’s workplace

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Contents

Fun and Games (Holiday Fun, Music, and Humor)
New Beginnings (Self-Help)
Introducing This Week’s Theme
September 1882: First Labor Day Parade (Blawg Review Parade Led by Blawging Celebrities)
May 1886:…

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Check Out New Business Directory From DirectoryM - George’s Employment Blawg: St. Louis labor & employment lawyer looks at HR, labor law, and today’s workplace

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We’re always on the lookout for quality services that will enhance your reading experience. Recently, we were invited to add a business directory to the Blawg. You can find it on the right sidebar below the…

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It Takes a Village - Career Development Coaching and Mentoring Programs on the Rise - George’s Employment Blawg: St. Louis labor & employment lawyer looks at HR, labor law, and today’s workplace

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This post about career development programs is courtesy of Kevin Oakes, CEO of i4cp.com.

Career development programs are on the rise, and many companies train
from within.

When it comes to career
development, many…

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Much Employee Creativity Unused on Job - George’s Employment Blawg: St. Louis labor & employment lawyer looks at HR, labor law, and today’s workplace

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The following is a guest post from The Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, with a few of my thought appended thereafter (do I sound like a lawyer there, or what?)

At a time when many economists and futurists…

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Wanna Start a Company in Your Garage? Go Work for a Big Company First.

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I came across this article about the myth of “garage” business creation a bit late (it was published in Fast Company in March), but:

(1) it’s good;

(2) maybe you missed it too; and

(3) I want to put my own…