OPTION 1: As a traditional employer, you put people to work for your company because you need them now. But then: You’re responsible to them, one way or another, as the company evolves. The cost of everything that goes into maintaining their traditional employee status is high, even spread out over multiple employees. The commitment…
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Most people think if you have a visionary idea and no business plan, corporate structure, financing, and talent pool, you’re an unrealistic dreamer destined to fail. Their focus is on respectability, not innovation. Then they’re surprised when an idea comes seemingly out of nowhere and rapidly constitutes the next big thing. But anyone who has…
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FREE AGENTS: We are interested in equipping you with full benefits (health care, 401K, etc) and a corp to corp contract, so you can work for any company (your benefits go with you) on project teams, contract positions, etc. Work like a contractor (when you go home, you go home) but benefits and security like…
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INDEPENDENT RECRUITERS: We would like to work with independent recruiters to place professionals of all types (accounting, IT, HR, etc). The benefit to the recruiter is you can now provide placements on corp to corp contract as contract employees or independent contractors – giving you more opportunity than just permanent employment placements alone. Independent contractors through…
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The WSJ reported last Thursday that jobless are biting on fly by night re-training programs that offer believable certificates in all kinds of cool sounding things (like Web Security) for which there are no jobs. The problem with some of these outfits is no placement to match their education. Of course, at FAS, we’ve long…
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A discussion on NPR today suggested the distinction between blue collar and white collar workers is becoming outdated as technology minimizes the divide. ‘Essentially, all jobs involve technology, now.’ Jeff Horwich of MPR (Minnesota Public Radio) mentioned this some [years ago].
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We’ve built a new web site platform here, with entirely new features, social media integration, that we think will serve both California contract work seekers and California employers, HR, and hiring managers better. If you were an RSS feed subscriber, please re-subscribe to our new feed. You will only ever have to do this once.
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Yes, we have a 401k plan! www.sharebuilder401k.com - We signed-up on September 08 with a plan start date of October 01. We just completed our first payroll with 401k contributions.
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The Wall Street Journal recently ran an article (August 26, 2010), about the challenges disabled job seekers face in an economic downturn. The fear of added costs and accommodations, something that has always invited some amount of disparate treatment from potential employers, is causing outright discrimination in, possibly, a more pronounced way. John Grant, 50…
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Another Reason We like freedom: A recent article on executive pay at Hewlett-Packard listed some really big numbers! CEO Mark Hurd 2008 $43 million CIO Randy Mott $28 million Imaging executive vice president Vyomesh Joshi $22 million Personal Systems EVP Todd Bradley, Technology Solutions’ EVP Ann Livermore $21 million each I’m fine with spectacular executive pay…
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Find Work, Not Jobs! There may not be as many jobs these days, but the business of America still needs to get done. As independent professionals, independent consultants, contractors, Free Agents!… we don’t need jobs, we need work and clients. Next time you are at your favorite trade and professional association meeting or anywhere else…
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ShareBuilder is the strongest candidate. Low fees. Simple to use. Web based solution for the administrator and employees.
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