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Since the outbreak of COVID-19, the idea of normalcy has been completely turned upside down. This could not be more true of the job market during this time, and everyone is impacted – candidates, employers and recruiters. For right now, we have to pause on suiting up to sit in the lobby, the sometimes awkward […]
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Millennials, like every generation before them, have the same desire to find employment that satisfies financial security and provides room for growth. While it is not necessary to reinvent the wheel for every candidate, it is important to remain focused on the organization or agency needs and goals. HR professionals must recognize that the latest […]
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The federal government is the nation’s largest employer and provides employment opportunities for people with disabilities. To live up to the reputation of a model employer, it is imperative for agencies to improve efforts to recruit, hire, retain, and promote employees with disabilities. Each year, the EEOC releases an annual report to inform the President […]
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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides a legal structure for people with disabilities to challenge discrimination. The laws assure equality of opportunity, complete participation, independent living, and economic sustainability for all individuals with disabilities. Passed on July 26, 1990, the ADA symbolizes bipartisan support for disability inclusion in the workforce and public life. The […]
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Employers use merit promotions to advance staff who have met and exceeded expectations. A merit promotion is determined by work experience, education, skill set, and proficiency. The federal government’s civil service system is a good example of a promotion system that is determined by specific criteria for various positions. The role of a merit promotion […]
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