Recruiters turn to refugees to fill unwanted jobs | Many retirees return to workforce | Cut back on unproductive meetings
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April 3, 2018
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Recruiters turn to refugees to fill unwanted jobs
Recruiters turn to refugees to fill unwanted jobs
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More recruiters say they are looking to refugees to fill jobs many Americans don't want, such as positions at meat-processing plants and lumber mills. Refugees are eager for work and are willing to relocate or commute to rural locations, recruiters say.
The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (4/1) 
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Recruiting & Retention
Many retirees return to workforce
More retirees are deciding to return to work in some capacity. Many are driven not by financial difficulty but by desire to stay active or to be useful, said Nicole Maestas of Harvard Medical School.
The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (3/30) 
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Leadership & Development
Strategies for Success from TrainingMag.com
Why leaders need 720-degree development
The practice of 360-degree feedback provides limited insight, but 720-degree development, tailored to the whole person, lets individuals identify strengths and weaknesses productively, writes Kevin Cashman of Korn Ferry. This heightened self-awareness, combined with real-time feedback, improves authenticity, communication and perception.
Training magazine (4/3) 
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Benefits & Compensation
Poll: 60% of those using ACA plans believe market is collapsing
A Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that 60% of people getting insurance through the Affordable Care Act and about half of Americans overall believe its insurance marketplaces are collapsing. However, the poll also showed that 90% of people with coverage through the ACA said they will continue using it, and 84% said they are not interested in short-term health plans that are cheaper but offer less coverage.
USA Today (4/3) 
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The HR Leader
Nike aims to overhaul its workplace culture
Nike will review HR practices and retrain managers in an effort to improve its workplace culture after a pattern of complaints and departures, including its former chief HR officer. "We are laser-focused on making Nike a more inclusive culture and accelerating diverse representation within our leadership teams," said CEO Mark Parker.
Morningstar/Dow Jones Newswires (3/31) 
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