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Where’s the ‘Unsend’ Button?
E-mail is the most common form of communication in the workplace, and, as such, you may feel that you know the rules of the road when it comes to communicating with colleagues electronically. But according to a recent survey by our company, it’s not uncommon for even the most experienced communicators to stick their foot in their mouth over e-mail.

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FINANCE/ACCOUNTING
CAREERS
Temporary Work: Myth vs. Reality
Although job creation remains sluggish, one bright spot is the temporary staffing industry. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported steady growth in this sector for months, suggesting that more employers are using temporary professionals to help them meet rising workload demands. Historical trends also show that an increase in temporary hiring typically precedes an economic recovery.
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TECHNOLOGY
CAREERS
Job Hunting in 2010? Here’s the Outlook for IT
The job market in 2010 is expected to remain challenging, although there will be some pockets of growth. Research conducted for the Robert Half Technology 2010 Salary Guide shows that, while companies continue to operate on lean budgets, many consider IT to be a core function, and some recruiting is taking place.
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