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Hiring Filipino Remote Staff: A Game-Changing
In today’s interconnected world, businesses have embraced the power of remote work, opening up a global talent pool that transcends geographical boundaries. One country that has emerged as a prime destination for remote staffing is the Philippines. Renowned for its highly skilled workforce, strong work ethic, and cultural compatibility, hiring Filipino remote staff can be a game-changing decision…
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Trying to convince prospective employers of your important skills aka trying to convince yourself of your important skills so that you put them on the damn resume in the first place.
#i have been out of the workforce for years and never got a foothold to begin 'a career' which means i have no references or certifications#beyond my college degree that is now over a decade old#so you'd better believe i have to sit here and sternly tell myself 'remy your seven years of customer service skills are IMPORTANT'#'PUT THEM ON THE DAMN RESUME'#'I DON'T CARE THAT YOU DON'T HAVE A FANCY LINKEDIN OR WHATEVER THE FUCK WE GOTTA WORK WITH WHAT WE HAVE'#my ramblings
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Can't even mention that a store near me is clearly using abusing the TFW program because they refuse to pay little more than minimum wage in a high cost of living area (also you won't get benefits and you'll only be part-time) because the fascists and right-wingers will jump in to say it's about immigration and white replacement.
No, it's because rich white people want to hoard even more money and found an intentional loophole to both make more money (via paying employees less) and also have more power over employees, employees who may or may not know Canadian employment laws (or safety laws) and even if they do, don't have the ability or support to try to hold the company accountable.
You can absolutely criticize the federal government for keeping the loophole open but it predates Trudeau by decades and it was Harper who both expanded the program and added a way for companies to fast-track TFWs. It was also under Harper that companies started firing Canadians (or not hiring them) and then requesting permission to mass-hire TFWs instead.
But the way the right wing talks, you would think Trudeau started this whole thing and the poor multi-million and multi-billion dollar companies are being taken advantage of. Also that housing prices, lack of new developments, and zoning issues started with Trudeau and are the fault of mass-immigration he has a boner for instead of being an issue for decades and experts warning this would happen if governments didn't act ASAP.
Instead the neolibs and cons kept cutting back and kicking that can down the road, a can that started being kicked by Mulroney and the Conservative Party.
#as a 90s kid i grew up with warnings about healthcare and housing and how we needed mass immigration or a massive baby boom#because of the utter lack of federal support and an aging workforce#the systems were already being strained to their limits and there literally weren't enough millennials to replace retiring workers#*or* bring in enough taxes to fund said systems when the system needed it the most#not even increase funding just keeping the same funding that was already not enough#also the right conveniently ignores (or doesn't know about) the extremely predatory recruitment industry#that targets people overseas while lying and charging large amounts of money to bring tfws to canada#you could even blame chretien for expanding it to include 'low-skilled' workers which is what companies are abusing it for#hell even trudeau sr for creating it in the first place even though it was originally made for high-skilled or niche jobs#but no the blame is always trudeau jr with a ton of racism and brownnosing capitalists#because all these problems sprang up suddenly under him#and in no way did harper start/expand/not end/be complicit in any of this /s#though i guess for some of the fascists it seems that way 'cause they weren't personally affected by it until now#and companies have stopped trying to pretend they aren't grabbing as much money as possible because fuck anyone else#even though it's been like that for decades and capitalism itself encourages companies to skim money off the top#while not having the checks and balances to limit just how much#for that you need governments to regulate things and that doesn't work when you have leaders who are anti-regulation#and who believe in trickle down economics#just... the whole thing is not happening in a bubble and involves multiple people and both the neolibs and cons#because it's been building for decades#but you can't bloody say that because the moment you mention housing/jobs/healthcare and/or tfws#you get inundated by fascists who think you're one of them and hit you with some of the most unhinged shit#or who don't even care about you and just want someone to rant at about how it's the evil left's fault for everything#hell you can't even say you don't like trudeau because same thing: fascists think you're one of them or someone to bring into the cult
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Okay that post I reblogged earlier has got me thinking and I feel like there might be some demographic info that people are missing when they say shit like "nobody in gen z knows how to use a computer" bc like. I am gen z. I'm 19. And me and everyone I hang out with all know how to use computers fairly well. I'm personally not an expert by any means but I know how to troubleshoot and use PowerPoint and Word and Excel and i know what settings to fuck around with on my laptop to make it look and act exactly how I want it to. I know plenty of people my age and even younger who can do all sorts of fancy coding and hacking and who could probably take my computer from bluescreening to functioning perfectly in like 10 minutes if I asked.
But also I'm poor and a bit of a nerd. The people I hang out with are, for the most part, also poor nerds. People who I have met irl who ARE completely technology illiterate are, in my experience, rich and preppy. I know how to use old bulky computers because when I was younger that's all we could afford and I didn't care about trying to get anything fancier, but people who are rich and preppy might have successfully begged their parents for a smartphone or an iPad as young as 10 years old. I grew up learning how to use computers because it was the best technology I had access to and I found it fascinating, while other people were able to access brand new technology and only cared about it as a tool that could entertain them with very little effort. And like, people who are rich and preppy are usually going to be a lot louder and more visible online than people who are poor and nerdy. That one post was from the perspective of a private tutor- rich families are going to be a lot more likely to have enough money to hire a private tutor than poor families. Same about that one post from the perspective of someone teaching a coding class, not everyone can afford to do that.
Obviously whether or not someone is rich and popular are not going to be the only factors at play here but they are the ones that I personally remember noticing when I was in middle/high school. There are PLENTY of gen z kids who know how to use computers, I think some of y'all just aren't looking in the right places
#to be clear. i do still very much think its a bad thing that a lot of people aremt being taught these skills#I'd much rather there be a dozen kids in a computer class who are bored bc they already know this#than have a dozen kids who enter the workforce not knowing how to write an email#BUT i don't think that its quite as big of an issue as some people think it is#saying 'nobody under 20 knows how to use a computer' is WILDLY over exaggerating#2pm in the morning
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Btw please pray for me* that i land one of these little white collar jobs this fall and get paid like a human being for the first time in my ridiculous little life +_+. it would change everything
*in the colloquial sense of "spare a thought for me"
#girls when they're faced w the prospect of '''''''skilled''''''' labor conditions#after 8 years of being ground to dust for pennies in the ''''unskilled'''' workforce#like. idk how i'll cope w/ being treated w/ respect. it will be so deeply alien. ...
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UNIQUELY 'Firstian: 'Firstians live their entire lives based on metrics and algorithms. If they have jobs at a fixed location (say, Amazon workers) they're essentially literally managed by robots because that's what's happening with the metrics, we just aren't really very imaginative about what a robot actually IS and ignore that Robbie got many of the jobs and became our middle manager long long ago. For the army of female workers at an average 1960s office, Robbie is the one computer that replaces all of them. 'Firstians are always downstream of metrics and algorithms and data, and may even directly report to machines if they have something resembling a normal "job" (which is not in a lot of respects going to resemble a 20th century job or set of employee/management relationships). Many don't have a middle manager "per se" just some kind of automated... thing... that tracks their metrics and automatically kicks them off the service if they take too long on a Dash delivery, and automatically fires them by form letter and locks them out if they take too many potty breaks at Amazon. Human bosses sometimes make exceptions, you can explain things to them. The robo boss only cares about data, and your relationship to it.
#twentian studies#firstians#I'm fine with automation we just need a different arrangement of the economy and I haven't figured out what that is#we couldn't get enough of a skilled workforce fast enough if we DID put everyone back in factories#and I'm not going to and refuse to romanticize factory work#humans in a robot's world
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Tuvok’s personality in Workforce captivates me
So You Looked Huh. Well.
#Tuvok#Tuvok art#Jaffen is here.......................snail man#workforce Tuvok and his autistic swag captivates me specifically bc while he IS being brainwashed#everyone else who also got brainwashed acts vaguely the same (their personalities are intact it's just their circumstances that differ)#so it implies to me that this is the closest to Tuvok's personality sans both Vulcan control and Vulcan violence#not to say it's the true him bc the true Tuvok is the Tuvok we all know and love of course but I just find it interesting ~!!#chatty...socially unaware...tries to connect with people only to unintentionally annoy them. Thinks ppl getting owned is funny.#Scared of needles (POOR GUY...KEEPS getting brainwashed)#I think this version of him and Neelix would actually get along pretty well right away hehehe~!!#Though I think Neelix would get flustered if Tuvok teased him and he definitely would#bea art tag#st voyager#st voyager art#Tuvok is also established to have a certain arrogance to him that I think his coworkers would absolutely HATE#when paired with his poor social skills.......heheI wish we had seen more of hiiiim <3#guy who is a bit snarky and superior but also friendly and wants to get along <3
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Embark on a professional odyssey through Employment-Based Immigration in the USA, a gateway for skilled individuals and professionals seeking career opportunities on American soil. This immigration pathway encompasses various visa categories, from the widely recognized H1B to employment-based green cards, providing a diverse spectrum of professionals the chance to contribute to the vibrant tapestry of the U.S. job market. Explore stories of achievement, resilience, and innovation as individuals navigate the complexities of employment-based immigration, fostering economic growth and enriching industries across the nation. Join us in celebrating the success stories of those who have turned their ambitions into reality, leaving an indelible mark on the ever-evolving landscape of the American workforce.
#American workforce#Employment-Based Immigration USA#Skilled worker visa categories#Professional immigration pathways#Job opportunities for immigrants in the USA#H1B visa success stories#Green card through employment#Employment-based visa requirements#US work visas for professionals#Contributing to the American workforce#Career growth through US immigration#Global talent in the USA#Employment-based immigration success#Skilled worker contributions to US industries#US work visa application process#Navigating employment-based immigration#Professional opportunities in the United States#Economic impact of skilled immigrants#Immigrant professionals in the US job market#Tech industry immigration stories#Innovation through employment-based immigration
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when i grow up i want to be a college dropout
#thought too hard about my future again and felt like throwing up. what am i going to do with myself#i would rather kill myself than work an office job.#i am a superfluous man with zero skills and nothing of value to contribute. who want me#too insane for the workforce too stupid for academia. i shall live in the woods
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Prolink: Connecting Work and Workers in Meaningful Ways for Lasting Success
Prolink stands as a pivotal bridge, connecting work opportunities and skilled workers in ways that transcend mere transactions. With an unwavering commitment to forging meaningful connections, Prolink has redefined workforce solutions.
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By focusing on relationships, values, and mutual growth, Prolink goes beyond conventional staffing agencies. Its dedication to forging meaningful connections paves the way for a future, where work isn't just a transaction but a source of lasting fulfillment and prosperity. In a world hungry for authentic connections, Prolink leads the way, connecting work and workers in ways that matter.
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#employment agency#staffing agency#workforce solutions#Recruiting and Staffing#Healthcare Jobs Agency#Travel Nurse Recruiting and Staffing#Skilled Labor Recruiting and Staffing
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Transforming Work Education: Skills for the Future WorkforceTransforming Work Education: Skills for the Future Workforce The landscape of work is undergoing sig... https://www.meoun.uk/transforming-work-education-skills-for-the-future-workforce/?feed_id=219549&_unique_id=672f8ae92934c
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Evolving Workforce and Leadership: Navigating the Past 40 Years and Beyond
By David Dantes The past 40 years have seen profound changes in the workforce and leadership practices, shaped by rapid technological advancements, globalization, and evolving corporate cultures. This article explores these transformations, analyzing how they have impacted leadership and what they portend for the future. Technological Advancements: Reshaping Work and LeadershipThe digital…
#adaptive leadership#Autor research#corporate culture shift#David Dantes#digital transformation#economic analysis#ethical leadership#future leadership skills#future of work#Gen Z at work#gig economy#global workforce management#globalization effects#Goizueta Leadership Journal#job market trends#leadership evolution#millennial workplace preferences#Piketty analysis#remote work trends#technology impact#workforce changes#workplace innovation
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The demand for skilled professionals in medical laboratories is higher than ever. With an increased focus on diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes, the need for healthcare staffing in Prince George’s County, Maryland, has grown significantly. Medical lab professionals play a crucial role in identifying diseases, monitoring patient health, and ensuring that treatments are effective.
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Building success with UAE’s leading construction recruitment agency
Our construction recruitment agency is dedicated to connecting UAE businesses with top-tier talent in the construction industry. We specialize in sourcing skilled professionals for a wide range of roles, from project managers to engineers and site workers. With an in-depth understanding of the construction sector's unique challenges and needs, we provide customized recruitment solutions that ensure efficiency and quality at every stage of your projects. By leveraging our extensive network and industry expertise, we help construction companies achieve their goals with the right workforce. Trust us to deliver the talent that builds your future.
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ANALYZING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUCCESSION PLANNING AND TALENT MANAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE
ANALYZING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUCCESSION PLANNING AND TALENT MANAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE 1.1 Introduction Succession planning and talent management are critical strategies in ensuring the long-term success of healthcare organizations. In an industry where the demand for leadership and skilled professionals is growing due to demographic shifts, technological advancements, and evolving patient…
#ANALYZING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SUCCESSION PLANNING AND TALENT MANAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE#Career Pathing#employee engagement.#employee retention#healthcare leadership#KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER#Leadership Pipeline#mentorship#Organizational Continuity#PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT#Skills Gap Analysis#Strategic HR Planning#Succession Planning#Talent Management#TRAINING PROGRAMS#workforce development.
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