Topic
Recruiting
240 published works
Kirk Stange on Law
How to deal with salary ranges with applicants?
During the hiring process, the question of salary is going to inevitably come into the discussion. Applicants are gong to ask what the job pays. On the flip-end, most applicants…
PrawfsBlawg
When a colleague suddenly walks around in new tennis shoes…
Main Thursday, October 25, 2018When a colleague suddenly walks around in new tennis shoes...An excellent article in the New Yorker about trade secrets, talent mobility, and Google v. Uber in…
Kirk Stange on Law
Do you match a better job offer an employee receives?
In almost any business setting, including a law firm, your employees might get a better offer elsewhere at some point. For some employees, they might not even seek out the…
China Law Insight
金杜连续第四年获中国法律专业学生青睐，位列“最具吸引力雇主”榜首
By King & Wood
2018年6月，金杜律师事务所第四年蝉联国际知名调研与管理咨询机构优兴咨询发布的“2018中国最具吸引力雇主”法律类学生首选10家雇主榜首。
Employment & Human Rights Law in Canada
Social Media and Recruitment
By Lisa Stam
It has become commonplace for employers to review the social media presence of candidates before hire. A look at a candidate’s Facebook profile, Twitter or LinkedIn is a different kind…
Cordell Parvin Blog
Recruiting and Retaining the Y Generation
How do you recruit lawyers of the Millennium (or Y) Generation and how do you retain them? Those were the questions I was recently asked by a recruiting coordinator of…
Cordell Parvin Blog
I’ve Decided: I’m Becoming a Recruiter
If you are a regular reader, you know that at the end of last year I mentioned I planned to retire. Afterward, Larry Scott, a former partner of mine suggested…
The Employer Report
Taiwan Passes Act To Encourage Employment Of Foreign Professionals
Seraphim Ma, a partner in Baker McKenzie's Taiwan office, shares a broad overview of Taiwan's new Act for Recruitment and Employment of Foreign Professionals. The Act provides a package of benefits…
Employment & Human Rights Law in Canada
Artificial Intelligence in Recruiting
By Lisa Stam
Stories about artificial intelligence (AI) stealing our jobs and robots going rogue have been in our collective consciousness for years. Elon Musk has also sounded the alarm bells, calling AI…
Broadcast Law Blog
FCC Still Enforcing EEO Rules For Broadcasters – $20,000 Fine for Stations that Did Not Document EEO Outreach
A Notice of Apparent Liability released yesterday shows that the FCC is still enforcing its EEO rules even though those rules have been somewhat relaxed to reflect modern recruiting practices.…