A Nevada judge on Thursday dismissed a contempt of court summons against the state’s workforce agency, finding the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation to be in “substantial compliance with a July order to pay the self-employed and unemployed independent contractors. Earlier this month, Washoe County Judge Barry Breslow declaredRead More →
New applications for the pandemic unemployment assistance program rose 635% last week compared to the previous week, the national workforce agency said on Friday, casting doubt on the legitimacy of the increase. The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation said 61,290 initial PUA claims were filed for the weekRead More →
While this has been a particularly difficult time for all of us around the world, many employee development challenges are not new. How do you stay relevant and fresh? How do you engage and motivate employees? Are our programs having meaningful results or do people quickly forget what they learnRead More →
Note: This is the first in a two-part series on the need for an employment policy at national level. In India, inflation and unemployment are related economic problems. A theoretical construction, the Phillips curve, indicates that the two are inversely related in the short run. In India, we have legislatedRead More →
The 2020 AAPEX First Annual Service and Repair Award honored Store Owner of the Year, Brian Sump, President, Avalon Motorsports and Urban Autocare, Denver, Colorado. Sump has been in business for 13 years and during that time has used his business acumen and a detailed, process-based management philosophy to becomeRead More →
(The Center Square) – A recent memo from the Washington Department of Job Security highlights interagency disputes over an audit of the state’s job application system. According to a November 18 note Obtained by the Seattle Times, ESD Commissioner Suzi Levine complained to State Audit and Special Investigations Director SadieRead More →