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Comment on: Blog Post 'Massachusetts DUA: Unemployment Insurance Hearings': Yeah, I showed up representing the employer and won with the claimant sitting right there. My current client consistently challenges unemployment claims and wins.; Added by Gene Leshinsky at 5:04pm on August 19, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Massachusetts DUA: Unemployment Insurance Hearings': I can tell you that if the claimant showed up...you will lose! In Massachusetts it is almost impossible for an employer to win a contested unemployment case! Good Luck!!!; Added by Herbert Novogroski at 12:27pm on March 4, 2010

Comment on: Group 'UK Recruiting': ch explores joblessness in modern Britain. Larry Lamb, Diarmuid Gavin, Emma Parker Bowles and Meg Matthews have been stripped of all their money, clothes and personal possessions, and are experiencing what it's like to be out of work and out of money. I watched this and it was very eye opening as the main point was Jobseekers Allowance. It deems that if you are unemployed and claiming Jobseekers Allowance a monetary payment is given to help you seek work according to the programme not to support you as there is no other source of income available to the claimant. Also i could not understand the view point of giving the monetary amount back to the government if you have obtained work that is over 16.5 hours per week , the reply from one of the famous people when told this was " i am not giving it back i have worked for it " this deems the point that all benefits would also be taken away from the claimant. Very interesting stuff me thinks ! BBC one.…; Added by tom to UK Recruiting at 12:50pm on March 10, 2010

Blog Post: Massachusetts DUA: Unemployment Insurance Hearings: Today I experienced my very first unemployment insurance hearing. I was representing my company against a claim made by one of my former consultants. The following document is a must read for anyone…; Added by Gene Leshinsky at 7:22pm on February 28, 2009

Blog Post: Famous , Rich & Jobless...... did u see ?: Four celebrities continue to learn about the realities of unemployment as they move in with an unemployed buddy in the second part of this documentary, which explores joblessness in modern…; Added by tom at 11:44am on March 10, 2010

Blog Post: Holiday Sickness: In the 12 months leading up to August 2016, 86% of Brits revealed that had taken at least one holiday, either in the UK or abroad – a significant increase on the previous year’s figures (77%), and…; Added by Jake Holyoak at 5:49am on December 1, 2017

Blog Post: Can the rise of Employment Tribunals be managed?: In the same way that Employment Tribunals (ETs) increased following the 2008 banking crisis (and the resulting economic crash), there is a similar pattern in terms of numbers emerging…; Added by Nicky Valmas at 2:53pm on June 28, 2021

Blog Post: The most important changes in Employment Law you should know about…: On 25^th April 2013 two new employment laws came in to effect, the Enterprise and…; Added by Sarah Diamond at 12:17pm on June 24, 2013

Topic: What is telephone names sourcing exactly?: telephone names sourcing exactly? Is it "garbage" as one claimant seems to state? Is it the build-out of a company's telephone directory without refinement on titles? Is it a product that is a "cut and paste from LinkedIn along with an Excel spreadsheet exported from Broadlook Diver" as another reported? Is it ruse calling? What is it exactly? Here's what I think it is, and this is taken partially from the first module of my MagicMethod telephone names sourcing training. Names Sourcing is a little understood activity. Simply put, it’s the skillful finding of people who hold specific titles (usually) within (usually) specific organizations so that you, as a recruiter, may contact them and offer them your opportunity. It can be performed in two ways: by using the Internet or by using the Telephone. The use of the latter is many times preceded by the use of the Internet but the use of the Internet is not often followed by the use of the Telephone. And that, my friends, is what causes so much confusion (and, apparently now, angst) in the profession. That is also the reason there is so much difference in quality of the products being presented today. By the way, TRUE telephone sourcing IS NOT finding the name on the Internet and then calling to see if the guy's "still there" and even if his title is "still the same" as it was when it was placed on the Internet. It's maybe "adding value" if you get the guy's email or direct dial for your customer but it's not really true telephone names sourcing. TRUE telephone names sourcing is when you call into a company - maybe you have a few names to get yourself started on the inside - and you find out who the players are cocooned inside that organization. MOST of the names you bring out will not and cannot be found on the Internet because you know why? They're NOT ON THE INTERNET in any capacity that would allow you to put their information together in any way that will quickly sort out and help to fill your open requirement. That's what I think it is. What do you think it is?…; Added by Maureen Sharib to Phone Sourcing at 2:25pm on April 2, 2009

Topic: What is telephone names sourcing exactly?: telephone names sourcing exactly? Is it "garbage" as one claimant seems to state? Is it the build-out of a company's telephone directory without refinement on titles? Is it a product that is a "cut and paste from LinkedIn along with an Excel spreadsheet exported from Broadlook Diver" as another reported? Is it ruse calling? What is it exactly? Here's what I think it is, and this is taken partially from the first module of my MagicMethod telephone names sourcing training. Names Sourcing is a little understood activity. Simply put, it’s the skillful finding of people who hold specific titles (usually) within (usually) specific organizations so that you, as a recruiter, may contact them and offer them your opportunity. It can be performed in two ways: by using the Internet or by using the Telephone. The use of the latter is many times preceded by the use of the Internet but the use of the Internet is not often followed by the use of the Telephone. And that, my friends, is what causes so much confusion (and, apparently now, angst) in the profession. That is also the reason there is so much difference in quality of the products being presented today. By the way, TRUE telephone sourcing IS NOT finding the name on the Internet and then calling to see if the guy's "still there" and even if his title is "still the same" as it was when it was placed on the Internet. It's maybe "adding value" if you get the guy's email or direct dial for your customer but it's not really true telephone names sourcing. TRUE telephone names sourcing is when you call into a company - maybe you have a few names to get yourself started on the inside - and you find out who the players are cocooned inside that organization. MOST of the names you bring out will not and cannot be found on the Internet because you know why? They're NOT ON THE INTERNET in any capacity that would allow you to put their information together in any way that will quickly sort out and help to fill your open requirement. That's what I think it is. What do you think it is?…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 2:26pm on April 2, 2009