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The process of recruitment is being challenged and changed by the use of new technologies. Such technologies are also part of a change of approach where firms need to go out to attract top talent rather than expecting people to seek out the firm.

Millennials have become the largest part of the U.S. workforce, and by 2025 will make up three-fourths of a workplace that will be over 40 percent mobile. This means Companies have to rethink their assumptions about what matters most to employees.

The application of digital technology is affecting how businesses operate and also how many firms are recruiting and retaining employees. One such example is Workforce Opportunity Services, which has launched a new platform.

Washington - A hiring freeze. Curbs on communications. Denunciations of "waste, fraud and abuse." US officials are alarmed by the launch of President Donald Trump's drive to rein in the federal bureaucracy.

Few jobs today typify the “knowledge economy” as does the role of a data analytics professional. Learn how to hire one of these rare specialists.

China's top insurance regulator directly asked JPMorgan Chase & Co <JPM.N> CEO Jamie Dimon to hire a family friend as a "favor", The New York Times reported, citing a confidential email.

Ford is facing more demand for the F-Series trucks, and now the company will be adding a third shift, as well as hiring more than a thousand new workers at their final assembly plant.

Memphis - FedEx said this week the company plans to hire an additional 20,000 seasonal employees for the holidays. The new hires will help handle the anticipated increased volume the shipping company expects to see during the 2011 holiday season.

"It's pretty crazy, actually. It's the right time to be studying computer science." Stanford junior Feross Aboukhadijeh's words sting "would've, could've, should've" irony into many his elder, yet Feross's generation takes an optimistic head-first plunge.

McDonald's, the fast food giant, announced on Monday that they are going to do their spring hiring in one shot in the U.S.

Washington - Timothy F. Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary made the Sunday TV talk-show circuit today, speaking of jobs, home ownership and tax cuts for the wealthy.

Despite a depressingly tight job market, many corporate executives are saying "Thanks, but no thanks" to some lucrative jobs.

DIGG.com opens it's doors to the community, literally.

Some multinational employers in India's rapidly globalized economy have sought an edge in recruiting and retaining talented people--by wooing the whole family.

Walters said on "The View" today "she never told Trump she didn't want O'Donnell on the show as earlier stated by Trump."

WASHINGTON – In a fresh controversy over President Bush's "faith-based initiative," the White House backed away from a proposal that would have allowed religious groups to receive federal funds even if they discriminated against gays and lesbians. ..