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Comment on: Blog Post 'Suprised there's been no mention of our economic meltdown here.....': t - the many headed hydra comes with many complications. Regulation - a good thing or a bad thing? I'm hoping to see discussion on this.…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 11:40am on September 23, 2008

Blog Post: More Obamacare Relief and Extensions: It seems nearly everyday lately there is Obamacare news. And most of it seems…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 5:01pm on March 13, 2014

Comment on: Blog Post 'Suprised there's been no mention of our economic meltdown here.....': ed this fire. European banks, for example, are on record asking publicly if this will finally be the end of this US administration's complete lack of oversight on the market. If the US will ever let this happen again. I'm no financial expert, but everything I'm seeing on this one suggests that what was being passed as "financially conservative" in letting the market manage itself was actually "financially irresponsible". My 2 cents.…; Added by George LaRocque at 4:16pm on September 23, 2008

Blog Post: Final Obamacare Employer Mandate Rules: What They Really Mean to Recruiters: New Obamacare regulations released last week could impact a number of staffing…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 11:53am on February 20, 2014

Blog Post: What the EU's General Data Protection Regulation Can Teach U.S. Businesses About Cybersecurity: For anyone opening a tech industry publication in recent months, it’s been nearly impossible to miss headlines related to the EU’s upcoming …; Added by Chris Donovan at 9:48am on April 24, 2018

Comment on: Blog Post 'Suprised there's been no mention of our economic meltdown here.....': ers (those with bad credit/no credit at all). So as many are calling for MORE regulation to "solve" these types of things - it is really a result of previous regulation. That being of regulating a private industry toward which type of business (risky) that they MUST do.…; Added by Jerry Albright at 11:25am on September 23, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'The 3 essential elements to building a sustainable recruitment sector.': ion could get rid of the old (me), the bad (there are too many to mention) and the mad (I hope we keep Sandra). It's not about making things fair or removing competition it's about defending the professional status of an industry which is being eroded.…; Added by David Palmer at 12:34pm on September 21, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'The 3 essential elements to building a sustainable recruitment sector.': ound to try and make everything fair, right and equal. Any and every business has the right to decide who they want to work with to provide goods and services to their company. Many professions have license and regulation requirements and it certainly does not insure the capability of those who practice within that profession. My suggestion is that if you were going to use a CPA, an attorney, a plumber or someone to repair your roof you would be furious if the gov or some association told you that you could not use the provider of your choice because the one you wanted to use had too much business. It's my take that what you are suggesting here would have all of us working for the government at a set rate determined by someone else and would achieve nothing but lower the quality of service. Think about the last time you tried to get anything done with any gov. agency and the level of intelligence of the person you had to deal with. And a sure fire way to drive an entire industry offshore to get out from under excessive regulation. I think the next election in the US is going to be a strong comment about regulation and what it does to business.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 10:48am on September 21, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Unemployed need not apply..Really…Really!!': art, I agree we do not more or maybe not more so much as a change to a current regulation, simply including the Rifed, layedoff, and people in similar situations as a protected class. Mind you I am not talking about those who quit, or were fired, only those listed above. That would change things drastically for most big compnaies.…; Added by Dean Da Costa at 4:29pm on June 22, 2011

Blog Post: Opportunities created by Agency Workers Regulations: The UK Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) are scheduled to come into effect in…; Added by Errol Forbes at 2:28am on April 12, 2011