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Win an iPod touch!


July 31, 2008 by Staff
Posted in: In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views

Complete our 6-question reader survey to enter a drawing for an Apple iPod touch.

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Google tool helps you pick job ad keywords


July 30, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, Online recruiting

Google has just released a tool that helps recruiters find the phrases most job candidates are searching for.

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The latest threat to data security? Employees’ kids


July 29, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Employee computer use, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, Security and law, Uncategorized

When employees take company devices home, it can open the door for security problems. Here’s one way to help keep corporate data secure:

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More employees working from the beach: Is that good?


July 28, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Employee computer use, Special Report, telecommuting

Technology’s made it easy for many employees to work anytime, anywhere. For a lot of them, that means working while they’re on vacation.

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Are there cyber-bullies in your workplace?


July 25, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Employee computer use, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, Security and law

Parents and educators are probably familiar with the term “cyber-bullying.” But studies show it’s a problem at work, too.

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Who won this case? Anonymous employee tampers with computer system


July 24, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Employee computer use, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views

If a disgruntled employee tampers with your company’s computer system, can you hold the person accountable? Read the facts of this real-life case and decide: Who won?

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3 things to think about when looking for an ATS


July 23, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Latest News & Views, Online recruiting, applicant tracking systems

Applicant tracking systems (ATS) can go a long way to helping you manage the flood of resumes that comes to your desk and in your inbox. But with tech budgets tightening and a lot of vendors to choose from, you’ll have a few things to consider before asking the CFO to sign the check.

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25% of workers play games at their desks


July 22, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Employee computer use, Latest News & Views

In a recent survey, almost a quarter of employees admitted to playing video games on their computers at work. Should companies be doing anything about this?

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Woman fired via text message wins 120k


July 22, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, Security and law

Firing an employee who’s made legal complaints takes a lot of care to avoid a retaliation suit. In other words, do the exact opposite of this company.

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Interviewing without an interviewer: Technology gone too far?


July 22, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Latest News & Views, Online recruiting

Sounds crazy, but it’s happening: “automated” phone screen interviews. Will it catch on, or is it just a fad?

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