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Comment on: Topic 'Cambodia Recruiter': s tackling IT posts. People come to us for everything so my consultants are used to it though we distribute jobs according to team strengths. If we say we specialise in anything it's local talent for foreign owned/foreign managed companies. Apart from job-boards pretending to be agencies I have about 4 serious competitors in the country! And our economy is growing at 6%p.a. admittedly from a low base.…; Added by Kevin Britten at 8:11am on October 22, 2012

Blog Post: Alta Gracia – Today’s Radical Accountability Hero: This garment…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 8:31am on June 26, 2013

Blog Post: Federal Government Increases Audits and Fines for the Hiring of Undocumented Workers: The federal government is continuing its crackdown on undocumented workers. Makes sense with the economy still pretty lousy and with eligible workers in desperate need of jobs. With unemployment…; Added by Gordon Basichis at 6:54pm on January 24, 2011

Blog Post: There is more to Working in Fashion than Most People Think: If you are bored with your current career you could do a lot worse than look at getting involved in fashion. The fashion industry is an interesting one which is always changing and evolving. This…; Added by Simon Hopes at 10:16am on August 2, 2013

Blog Post: How to Dress to Impress for an Upcoming Job Interview

If you’re preparing for a job interview, it’s important to put your…

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Blog Post: Looking for an Executive Position? 4 Ways to Spiff up for Your Interview

Landing an executive position can be an excellent…

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Comment on: Topic 'Claudia's Wednesday Wisdom: The Case of the Disappearing Hiring Manager': e the word "if" is for the purposes of conjecture not assertion. I don't think you're a racist. Was it a harsh thing to say? I guess that depends on what you read and how you read it. I don't think it was disproportinately harsh given your original and subsequent comments. >> Your anti-black speeches and videos that frame me as pushing intolerance to yourself We need to distinguish between issues. The first is the H1-B immigrant worker thing and the other is the stereotyping of people with that age-old "their taking jobs from my friends and family" nonsense. Watch the video and research the history. Enoch Powell's predictions of how the U.K. demographic would emerge as a multicultral one was correct. The bone of contention then lay in whether that is a good thing or not. To my point, his arguments for curtailing immigration -- whether you agree or not -- were lost in his failing to persuade people to his point of view. Rather he chose, like you, to stereotype immigrant workers and play to people's "fears" about losing their jobs and being overrun by a "banana boat" worker. He went for polarizing views not building consensus. Enoch Powell reminds me of the adage: "There's little point in being a visonary if you choose to stick your head up your you-know-what." >> My stance is against the business practices of mass H1-B importing, not against any group of people. I'm sure. I think we can agree then that your choice of allusion was a poor one and we can drop it. >> So getting back to the point, what's your opinion? I stated mine - what's yours? I don't have an opinion on H1-B's per se but I have an opinion about how people should be treated with respect, as people. I think its a shame that companies exploit workers for economic advantage and pervert the system to disadvantage community-based workers to save a buck or two. But you know what, so did Charles Dickens. I do think it sucks that the mattrees I sleep on was made in a prison-industry factory. I do resent my garments being stitched by children in a boiler room in Vietnam. I weep for the disadvantaged youth I see being produced by our schools and for the impoverished workers who have to work three jobs to keep their families off the street. If the underlying sentiment of your commnets is the injustice of at all perhaps we more in agreement than not. @ Jerry Hopefully the above addresses the first of your concerns. >> My understanding was always that an H1b could ONLY be issued when a suitable U.S. worker was not available. That rule has been thrown out the window. And THAT is something that makes me absolutely sick. Who could disagree with you that corruption is a bad thing? How do you answer a cynic you might accuse you of being more concerned for your own economic loss than the well being of the cheap labor that is being exploited to replace you?…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 1:23pm on August 28, 2008

Blog Post: Meet Heather Gardner - from $0 to $300k in Record Time: By Dave Mendoza, SixDegreesfromDave.com

Heather Gardner

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Blog Post: TRAIL BLAZERS: Blazing trails is a solitary task. Wikipedia defines a trailblazer as "a person who marks a trail through wilderness area.” They look beyond their own often less than ideal circumstances to break…; Added by Alisa Tazioli at 10:02pm on March 15, 2010

Blog Post: What is Factoring?: In my normal course of daily activities, I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs and business owners. We discuss everything from how they may have gotten started in their particular line of business,…; Added by Dale Busbee at 3:52pm on May 4, 2009