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Praise for Recruiting Experienced Workers "Cathy takes the mystery out of understanding the 50+ workforce demographic and how to recruit experienced workers to an organization. This Special Report guides the reader through specific actions and decisions to prepare leaders to recruit and retain experienced workers." --Jeff Nally, SPHR
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"The only one-stop shopping hiring book available—great best-practice ideas, excellent sample forms, and a CD-ROM to customize forms and materials. With this book you’ll be ready for the upcoming labor shortage."
--Sharon K. Koss, SPHR, CCP |
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"Cathy Fyock—with great experience and skills in employment—shares best practices and tools in what is the cornerstone of HR—effective selection."
--Mike Losey, SPHR, CAE |
Get The Best is the recruiting and sourcing idea book, chock full of tips, ideas, and how-to's
for finding the best employees for your organization. It provides ideas for using marketing
principles in recruitment, and specific guidelines on targeting the right labor market segments
creatively using non-traditional recruitment activities such as telemarketing and direct mail.|
"If you want to survive in an increasingly competitive marketplace, this book will provide you with the
recruiting strategies that your organization--no matter its size or scope--will need to succeed. You may
think you’ve tried everything, but Get The Best will breathe new life into your organization’s recruiting
efforts."
--Michael Losey, SPHR |
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"Get The Best is essential for every business owner and manager concerned about attracting and hiring the
right people—the best people—the first time. If your competitors use this book before you do, they’ll
capture the market for the most qualified applicants. The best defense is a good offense!"
--Roger Herman, CMC, CSP, CEO |
UnRetirement is the first book to offer detailed guidance for older workers on how to keep working beyond "normal"
retirement age. It gives specific techniques for how to explore new options--phased retirement, new part-time
options, telecommuting, creating a resume that will maximize a life of hard work, and dealing with ageism and age
discrimination. It gives specific techniques for how to:|
"Many active, young retirees need to think about and plan how to spend their bonus years--how to stay active,
interested, and challenged. This book is one of the best answers to this need that I have read."
--Art Linkletter, Author |
E-Learning CD-ROMs
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"Cathy Fyock delivers a homerun with her e-Learning products! Cathy couples her HR savvy and years of experience
as an Employment Strategist with her keen ability to target the needs of today’s HR professionals. Cathy covers
all the basics in a passionate execution of flawless delivery. SHRM’s e-Learning students walk away with tools
and tips to immediately help them on their job. Cathy is an asset to the HR Profession." --Tom Melanson, Manager, SHRM e-Learning |
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"Your CDs are wonderful! We are going through each one with our entire management team. This process has really
started some creative thinking; you are right on the money! Thanks!" --Lynn Ihlenburg, Director, Quality Community Services, Inc. |
Other Publications by Cathy Fyock
America's Work Force is Coming of Age offers practical information on solutions to the issues businesses will
increasingly face in employing older workers today and in the twenty-first century, and addresses such issues
as how other organizations have modified their strategies to attract and retain older workers, and what steps
must be taken to avoid age discrimination throughout the employment process.|
"Must reading in this time of diminishing numbers of young workers and the need of seniors for post-retirement
activity. I cannot think of any phase of the subject that has not been treated in this analysis of the problems,
challenges, and opportunities for older people to join the American work force."
--Art Linkletter |
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"Our nation cannot avoid turning to older adults to meet its labor force needs. This is the first book to spell
out what businesses can do to successfully attract and retain the older worker. Excellent."
--Jeannette Takamura, Ph.D., Director |


