Recruitment Outsourcing Company Releases Mobile Tool for Job Seekers
One recruitment outsourcing and outplacement company has released a mobile phone app meant to help job seekers. Visit http://www.worldconcertrpo.com to learn more about recruitment outsourcing.
RiseSmart, a company that provides Web-enabled outplacement (Visit http://outplacing.com to learn more) and job search services, recently launched Transition Concierge To-Go. The program is a mobile application that delivers personalized job leads and other job-search tools to the smartphones of the unemployed.
"Traditional outplacement providers still build their offerings around the outdated idea that laid-off employees should come to a physical office to attend seminars and be taught how to find a job," Sanjay Sathe, founder and CEO of RiseSmart, said. "Transition Concierge takes the opposite approach. We go where the employees are - and our new mobile app is a perfect example of this."
Houston Nurse Jobs Benefit from HIT Funding
Those with Houston nurse jobs and other healthcare occupations will benefit from a new round of funding that has spurred a collaborative effort.
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston recently announced that it will receive $15.3 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to establish a Health Information Technology Regional Extension Center.
The Gulf Coast REC will serve as a place where healthcare practitioners can reach out for help with technical assistance, guidance and information on best practices. RECs are typically designed to address unique community requirements, as well as support and accelerate efforts by healthcare providers to become meaningful users of electronic health records.