Hiring Plans Show Business May Be Rebounding After Tumultuous 2020
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An Express Employment Professionals survey indicates the economy may be on the rebound after hiring trends show promising increases. The trend line of hiring at the end of 2020 is very encouraging for economic recovery as we kick off 2021. - Express CEO Bill Stoller OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (PRWEB) January 13, 2021 Just one year ago, only 31% of hiring decision-makers said they planned to increase their company’s number of employees, but signs of life emerged over the next 12 months as that percentage increased to 39% in the second half of 2020. Now it sits at 46% for the first half of 2021.
Updated on December 30, 2020 at 10:15 am
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Ten months later, Jan Riggins is still spreading something good but has since expanded beyond her neighborhood.
She specializes in chalk art, especially the three dimensional kind.
And if you ve recently walked around Grapevine, the Christmas Capital of Texas, you may have noticed pieces of her art popping out of the walkways. The city caught wind of her talent and asked her to create new pieces every week for several weeks up until Christmas.
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But Riggins has done so much more.
She has created pieces at Mockingbird Station in Dallas. She brought special requests to life for people s birthday s on their driveway in her neighborhood and continued to bring joy to her own driveway for people to see on their walks.
When to Decline a Friend Request: How Social Media Could Land You in Hot Water at Work
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Express Employment Professionals experts share tips for maintaining a professional digital presence on social media. It’s important to present a professional demeanor in any online interaction. Don’t let a bad post cost you the job, before or after, hiring. - Express CEO Bill Stoller OKLAHOMA CITY (PRWEB) December 22, 2020 After a recent survey revealed 71% of hiring decision-makers agree social media is an effective screening tool for job applicants, Express Employment Professionals experts say employees must also be vigilant about what they post online after they accept an offer or it could land them in hot water.