In order to actually realize our New Year’s Resolutions, we have to commit to them. In the past, I’ve written some down, put them on the fridge then promptly forgot about them, even though they were right there in front of me each time I reached inside for ice cream. The key to success is commitment, Continue reading ‘S.M.A.R.T. Resolutions’
S.M.A.R.T. Resolutions
Published January 23, 2012 Employment Leave a CommentTags: At work, Attitude, Employment, Houston, Houston jobs, How to find a job, Job Search, Job Skills, jobs, Preparation, Workforce Solutions
Attention, All Employers
Published January 16, 2012 Employment Leave a CommentTags: collective bargaining, Employee Relations, Employers, Employment, Employment Law, Houston, Houston jobs, HR Policy, organized labor, union, unionizing, Workforce Solutions
Get Ready and Set To Post a New Required Notice for Your Employees. It’s official – the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has issued a mandate that all covered employers must post a new Notice of Employee Rights for their employees, no later than January 31, 2012, notifying them of their rights to unionize. Continue reading ‘Attention, All Employers’
New Year’s Resolution Week 2: Get a Job
Published January 9, 2012 Employment Leave a CommentTags: Employment, Houston, Houston jobs, How to find a job, Job Search, jobs, Networking, Preparation, Social Networking, Workforce Solutions
You’ve spent a week getting psyched up to get out there and find that new job. You’ve probably shopped the online job boards, some big local companies, and maybe even the newspaper. So the question is, “Are you doing enough?” Unfortunately, the answer will always be “No,” at least until you land that job. So what can you do now to keep this New Year’s resolution? Continue reading ‘New Year’s Resolution Week 2: Get a Job’
So You Wanna be a Space Cowboy?
Published January 2, 2012 Employment Leave a CommentTags: aerospace jobs, Employers, Employment, How to find a job, Job Search, job seekers, jobs, Workforce Solutions
Greetings fellow space travelers. When the news hit that NASA was shutting down the 30-year-old shuttle program back in July, quivers were sent across the American spine. No more Mr. Spocks, Captain Kirks, Lt. Uhuras and forget about the Klingons. They simply docked and disengaged. Is that so? Perk up your Vulcan ears, because it’s not over until it’s over. Continue reading ‘So You Wanna be a Space Cowboy?’
