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HireStrategy Direct July 11, 2006
Rising Interest Rates Likely to Cause Economic Slowdown
The Federal Reserve increased interest rates by another quarter percentage point last week; find out if the decision will help control inflation. Also, we look at trends by companies to institute and monitor compliance with email policies to avoid lawsuits and other risks associated with this powerful technology.
Plus, with the scarcity of applicants in today's job market, an article uncovers seven steps that will help assist employers in the hiring process. And, as higher paid workers' wages rise twice as fast in the DC area, the gap between the rich and the poor continues to widen.
Paul Villella CEO, HireStrategy
News and Articles
Rising Interest Rates Likely to Cause Economic Slowdown
While the Fed's decision to raise interest rates may slow economic growth, more hikes planned for later this year may cause the economy to stall.
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Companies Increasingly Concerned about Employee E-mail, Blogs
With an increasing number of outbound e-mails posing risks, companies are beginning to increase the disciplinary actions they take against those who don't follow email policy.
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7 steps to better hiring
The U.S. jobless rate has sunk to 4.6%. Competition for accountants and other highly sought workers is white-hot. Big corporations are beefing up employee benefits.
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Well-Paid Benefit Most As Economy Flourishes
The pattern of disparate wage growth is pronounced in the Washington area.
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