Depending on your level of experience in your Nursing Career, your next job offer (or could be the first one) may come with a lengthy-full of employment contract that will be handed to you. While the excitement of getting hired and having to start off right away fills you in, you should never just … Read More »
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Factors to Look for in a Job Offer
Image Source When you’re considering a job offer, it’s important to take the time to evaluate it carefully. There’s more to think about than just how much you are going to be paid. Salary is, of course, important, and it could be the deciding factor in accepting an offer, but other parts of a compensation … Read More »
5 Tips on Onboarding New Employees Remotely
Most companies all over the world these days have transferred to a work from setup – aside from the usual meetings and presentations, job interviews are also done online. If you are part of the Company’s Human Resource department here are 5 Tips on Onboarding New Remote Employees. 1. Create an “on-boarding” checklist By creating … Read More »
6 Effective Ways to Avoid Distractions while Working from Home
Working from home has been the scene for most employees ever since the Covid-19 lockdown started. With millions of workers being totally new to this set up, many are just finding it hard to keep their productivity level high because of the distractions happening at home. Child care, household chords, and easy access to in-home … Read More »
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Recruitment Specialist For Your Company
As a business owner and employer, you already know that choosing the right recruitment specialist for your company can be a difficult decision. There are many recruitment agencies of different specialization, sizes, and experience, so you need to choose the best-suited agency for your needs and budget. The question is, how do you know that … Read More »
Coronavirus and the Challenges of Healthcare Staffing during a Pandemic
In 2020 we are witness to the most serious global disease outbreak since SARS in 2002-2003: coronavirus, or more accurately COVID-19. While SARS had a higher mortality rate than COVID-19 – almost 10% compared to 3.4% at the time of writing – this year’s virus appears to be more easily spread, with 10x the amount … Read More »
