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  • 2012 HR Legal Seminar

    01/11/12 6:09 PM | By :Exact Staff | Categories : Employers, Events, Training | Leave a Comment
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    EXCLUSIVE FOR EXACT STAFF CLIENTS

    Led by Katherine Hren of Ballard, Rosenberg, Golper & Savitt, LLP*

    Review of New CA Laws & National Labor Relations Board Posting Requirements including:

    • New Labor Code Section 2810.5 For New Hires
    • The Status Of The NLRB Pro-Union Poster
    • NLRB Resolution Re: “Quickie” Elections
    • NLRB Decisions Re: Employee Handbook Policies
    • All New CA Laws and Regulations  

     Date:            Thursday, January 19th, 2012

     

    Time:            8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.


    Cost:             
    Free for Exact Staff clients

    Info/RSVP:   THIS IS A WEBINAR SO YOU CAN ATTEND IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN OFFICE!  UPON REGISTRATION YOU WILL BE GIVEN ACCESS DETAILS.

    Register online by emailing to ginas@exactstaff.com  – request to participate and you will receive an email back with access details.   For additional registration needs or questions, contact ginas@exactstaff.com   or call 818-348-1100 and ask for Gina Sarracino.

    *Katherine Hren is Senior Counsel with the law firm of Ballard, Rosenberg, Golper & Savitt, LLP and practices exclusively in the area of labor and employment law of behalf of management.

    Ms. Hren’s practice includes representation of employers in all matters which bear upon the employee/employer relationship.  She routinely provides advice and counsel to employers on the entire spectrum of employment and labor law matters, including hiring inquiries, avoidance of litigation, personnel policies and procedures, terminations, leaves of absence, wage-hour issues, reductions in force and traditional labor relations including union organizing, collective bargaining, grievance handling and arbitration.  Ms. Hren takes a practical approach to employee relations, helping employers to identify workplace risk and developing strategies to navigate through the myriad ofCalifornia’s labor laws.

    EXACT STAFF – 818.348.1100

Watch this to be inspired to achieve your best 2012!

12/31/11 12:43 AM | By :Exact Staff | Categories : Community, Events | Leave a Comment

As we all take a minute of reflection to remember the events that shaped our lives in the year 2011 and as we anticipate with excitement what can be in 2012, I invite you to take a moment to watch a recent Diane Sawyer interview with Gaby Gifford. You may know of her as the congresswoman who was shot in the brain in a senseless act of violence. I am sharing this beautiful story in its entirety(41 minutes) because I think it’s a testament for all of us who are building our lives, helping the economy, contributing to our communities and doing everything we can to bring out the best in ourselves and all those we touch in our daily lives. It’s a message that with love, support, positive attitudes, and hard work, there is no limit to what can be achieved by any individual. 

Below is the link to the video:

http://abc.go.com/watch/2020/SH559026/VD55153303/gabby-giffords–mark-kelly-courage-and-hope 

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR!  We look forward to supporting you, challenging you, teaching you and dreaming big for you in 2012!… 

Karenjo Goodwin

Founder/CEO

Exact Staff, Inc.

P.S. Be sure to “Like” us on Facebook and tell everyone you know about Exact Staff – We look forward to hearing from you and don’t forget to refer your friends and family in the new year.

For more info. and a chance to chat with us, come see us at www.exactstaff.com. Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/ExactStaff1

DELETE THIS INFO. FROM YOUR RESUME SO WE CAN GET YOU EMPLOYED!

10/28/11 5:22 PM | By :Exact Staff | Categories : Job Seekers | Leave a Comment
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I was talking to a candidate in our lobby this morning and I asked to see her resume.  She had terrific experience, exceptional skills and I have NO DOUBT that we will be placing her in a terrific career. BUT, I asked her to remove 3 things from her resume to give her the best possible opportunity to be considered by our clients.  These included:

 

  1.  Removing her picture from the resume.  It was small, professional looking and still not appropriate.  It’s discriminatory to make a decision about hiring you based on your appearance anyway, so there is no relevance in including a photo.  Additionally this is valuable space for you to include further skills and history information that SHOULD get you the job!
  2. Deleting her hobbies/old work history.  Her job at a retail store when she was in high school was unnecessary compared to the 14 years of career experience that she obtained since that time.  Removing that early job gave her more white space to add pertinent info. on more current experience.  Sharing her hobby of sky diving, while pretty darn cool, would not convince her possible employer that she is the appropriate accounting candidate for them.
  3. Take out the infamous last line “References available upon Request.”  In today’s job market, it is expected that you will furnish references and that you have them lined up and ready to go BEFORE they’re requested.

 

Don’t give up on your job quest!  Companies are hiring, the economy will bring new opportunities and you can find a great job with the right support and tools.  Please visit us at www.exactstaff.com so we can help you in your quest for the EXACT career you’re seeking!  And send a friend our way too!

 

Karenjo Goodwin

Founder/CEO

Exact Staff, Inc.

YOU GOT THE JOB YOU PROBLEM-SOLVER YOU!

10/27/11 10:22 PM | By :Exact Staff | Categories : Community, Welcome | Leave a Comment
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This is my first blog as the owner and CEO of Exact Staff.  I’m excited to share the insights of our staffing team, our associates and our amazing client base with all of you.

In today’s economy our staffing teams are seeing some of the most talented and gifted job seekers we’ve seen in years!  Why is it that one job seeker gets a position over another, equally qualified candidate?  We’ve noticed that candidates who are confident, positive and see themselves as a problem-solver for an employer (vs. simply a “job-seeker”) are more likely to land the job.

Remember that every business is looking for the experience, skills and talents that can help them solve their problems.  When you do the research and investigation on your targeted “companies of choice” be sure to identify issues and challenges that business or industry faces and determine how your skills and capabilities can turn you into the problem-solver they need.  You have something to offer rather than needing something from that business.  YOU ARE A VALUABLE RESOURCE that needs to be added to the team!

Let us help you identify your strengths and get you into the right mindset to get that career you deserve.  For more info. and a chance to chat with us, come see us at www.exactstaff.com. Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/ExactStaff1