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Happy Thanksgiving & Thank You!

Greetings!

There's a lot to be thankful for and no time more fitting than now to let you know who much we appreciate your business and confidence.

Thank you!

- The Redfish Team

Staffing & Employment News 

The BLS statistics were encouraging. Nonfarm payrolls were increased by 195,000 jobs in October. The private sector created 151,000 of these jobs, marking the 10th consecutive month of job growth.

  

Almost 1/3 of these increases were in "professional and business services" specifically in professional and technical, computer systems design, management and technical consulting, administrative and waste services, and employment services.

  

Employment in temporary help services also continued to increase in October. This month's gain was 35,000; increasing 451,000 since September 2009 lows.

 

Staffing job trends serve as an employment indicator, particularly when recovering from a recession. The ASA index bottomed out at the end of June 2009, but has grown almost continuously ever since. Let's hope that the staffing bell weather rings in a growth rate that keeps the positive momentum going and meets our recovery expectations.

 

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Green Job Trends
The Most Likely to Succeed! 


Who are the "most likely to succeed" companies in cleantech? The 2010 Global Cleantech 100 Report showcases the hottest private companies and highlights interesting trends such as geographical and sectorial movement, venture capital investment and return, and effects of the government investment in the industry.

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The Art of Salary Negotiation: Understanding What You're Worth

by J. Jacobs

In today's economy, most of us think that salary negotiation involves taking a huge gamble, thus putting the security of one's current position on the line. To be honest, there may be a few risks involved with stepping up and asking for what you think you deserve, but if you equip yourself with the knowledge beforehand, these risks are dramatically reduced. Take our advice to mind, and you will end up on top.

Read the article by J. Jacobs, guest blogger for Pounding the Pavement and a writer on call center management for Guide to Career Education.
When is the Best Time to Look for a New Job?
By Beth Cliff, Technical Recruiter at Redfish Technology

The old adage follows that the best time to look for a job is when you already have one.  While this may still hold true, the reality of today's economic climate dictates that many excellent candidates are finding themselves unemployed and in the midst of a job search.  Whatever your current employment situation may be, when looking for a new job there are pluses and minuses to being employed or unemployed.  Ultimately, you are looking to improve upon your current role, so the best time to look for a job is when you are personally invested in the process.


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Hot Opportunities Red & Green Fish
 
Priority Green Job Opportunities from Redfish Technology
 

This week's priorities include:

Vice President Sales - LED Lighting; Key Account Manager - Solar; Senior Account Manager - PV; Purchasing & Financial Reporting Manager - Geothermal; Director of Engineering - Smart Grid & PV; Electrical Engineers - Electric Vehicles & Smart Grid; Engineers - PV Systems; Project Manager Renewables; and more!

 

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See also our Priority High Tech Jobs. 

 

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November

2010

 

In This Issue
Staffing & Employment News
Green Job Trends
The Art of Salary Negotiations
Best Time to Look for a New Job

November 11 is Veterans Day!

 


"Valor is stability, not of legs and arms, but of courage and the soul."
-Michel de Montaigne


"The more we sweat in peace, the less we bleed in war."
-Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit

 

"As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them."
-John Fitzgerald Kennedy

 

Beth Cliff

 

Beth Cliff,

High Tech Recruiter - Engineering,

Redfish Technology

Beth Cliff, Executive Rcruiter, Redfish Technology

Beth joined Redfish in 2006, and currently heads up the High Tech Engineering recruiting on the East coast. She began her recruiting career in 1995, and continues to find her job challenging and rewarding. Originally from Ohio, Beth graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder with a BA in Psychology.

 

Read Beth's article "When is the Best Time to Look for a New Job?"

Economic Recovery

 

It takes about 5 percent economic growth to reduce unemployment by 1 percent.

 

If the rate of job growth continues at October's rate, the economy will achieve the 5% (Dec. 20070 pre-recession unemployment rates in roughly 20 years. 

 

Last Four Recessions and their Durations according to NBER:
Dec 2007 -Jun 2009    

18 months
Mar 2001 - Nov 2001    

8 months
Jul 1990 - Mar 1991    

8 months
Jul 1981 - Nov 1982  

16 months 
 

Original Articles

 

Redfish Technology strives to be different and to make a difference.

 

In addition to providing industry and human resources related articles on the "Resources" section of our website, and in our blogs, our recruiters also like to make personal contact and provide their insights on subjects that are part of our everyday lives in staffing. 

 

Check out the Redfish Team's original articles. Let us know what you think!
 

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