Anyone in the healthcare industry who is in charge of implementing their company's staffing software solution may benefit from an upcoming Webinar.
"Successful Healthcare Recruiting Strategies: Lessons Learned At DaVita" - a free Webinar from DaVita and iCIMS - will take place from 2 to 3 p.m. April 21. The Webinar will show how DaVita has implemented five core principals and learned from some of the mistakes made along the journey to create a top recruiting organization.
The Webinar is meant for HR executives and technology decision-makers who are in charge of ensuring their organization selects the right staffing software.
Others who will benefit from the Webinar include: staffing directors and vice presidents, recruitment managers, corporate recruiters, CEOs and HR executives in talent-driven industries, and other Hr professionals who are in charge of evaluating and selecting software.
DaVita's intent statement that guides the company's activities is to "create competitive advantage through recruiting excellence, ultimately reflected in leading patient and financial outcomes."
The company achieves this by implementing five core principles, including: strategic alignment with operations, service excellence, relentless sourcing, hiring and developing top recruiters, and clear brand differentiation.
By using those five principles, DaVita's internal recruiting team has managed to improve the company's attraction of top clinical talent throughout all operations groups and reduce teammate acquisition costs.
The Webinar has been approved for up to one re-certification credit hour toward PHR and SPHR re-certification through the Human Resource Certification Institute.
Friday, April 09, 2010
Staffing Software Webinar for Health Pros
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Staffing Software and Tax Companies Partner
eEmpACT Software, a staffing software company, has teamed up with The Tax Credit Processing Center, LLC.
The strategic alliance will provide joint customers of eEmpACT and TaxBreak with the ability to identify potential tax credits for job placements. The companies state it's crucial that eEmpACT clients in the staffing services arena be aware of tax credits as they relate to individuals prior to filling job orders.
"In working with TaxBreak, we have finalized a complete integration to make the processing of tax credits as paperless and seamless for staffing firms as possible," Claudette Jaswa, vice president of sales and marketing at eEmpACT, said. "Our new partnership will provide our joint clients a great deal more in terms of usability."
Typically, identifying individual worker tax credits has involved an arduous, paper-filled process, but identifying such tax credits is vital to ensure staffing companies do not spend more tax dollars than necessary.
"We are convinced that this relationship will help both clients of TaxBreak and industry leading staffing software provider eEmpACT, become more effective," TaxBreak Presidnet Shannon Scott said. "We have always set out to improve efficiencies for our clients by aligning with industry leaders and have certainly accomplished that with this strategic alliance."
"TaxBreak is very responsive and they are interested in you as a company," Wayne Williamson, owner of Willstaff Worldwide, client of both TaxBreak and eEmpACT, said. "They are efficient and good at what they do. They went back and found $8 million worth of past tax breaks for which we were eligible and did not know about. The key is they take care of you as a customer."
"When we went with TaxBreak, they did an audit and found an additional $127,000 that another company didn’t," Brad Hughes, president of The Hughes Agency, and a client of both companies, said.. "The integration between TaxBreak and eEmpACT will make the process virtually painless."
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Staffing Software Company Helps Client Save Money
One staffing software company is helping its clients save money.
TempWorks Software, Inc. recently announced that one of its clients, Penmac Personnel Services, expects to increase its bottom line by about $15,000 per year by using the TempWorks Time Clock solution.
During the last nine months, Penmac Personnel has installed more than 12 TempWorks Time Clocks. The product allows staffing companies to decide how employees should punch-in and punch-out using the clocks. Security authorization can be accomplished by number of different methods, including: keyed pin codes, magnetic swipe cards, or biometrically.
The software also allows line-workers and managers to have access to real-time information so they can see who is on-site and who is absent, as well as up-to-the-minute information on when employees enter and exit a worksite.
"The TempWorks Time Clock is a big step forward in the weakest area of staffing; getting accurate data into the system for payroll processing," Mark Gullet, application systems analyst for Penmac Personnel Services, said in a press release. "Fewer staff members are needed to verify the Time Clock 'punches' and submit the data directly into our payroll system."
"TempWorks Time Clocks are yet another way Penmac is able to differentiate themselves from their competition, while saving money at the same time," TempWorks Vice President Cory Hintz added.
TempWorks Software is designed to automate and streamline all facets of a staffing firm's daily operation. The company, which was founded in 1994, offers fully-integrated front and back-office staffing software and Web portals for customers, employees, applicants and vendor management, as well as other additional modules.
Penmac Personnel Services offers staffing services for light industrial placement and the clerical and transportation industries. The company operates 35 offices in five states and was named one of the Top 50 Organizations for Diversity by DiversityBusiness.com.
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