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Job Updates!

1:36 PM in Uncategorized by admin

Job Updates from Jobvertiz.com

  • 16 New job openings in New Jersey, Georgia, and Florida. 
  • Industries
    • Information Technology
    • Sales and Marketing
    • Office, Administrative, and Customer Service
    • Engineering

For more information please visit www.Jobvertiz.com and register to view more listings!

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GHCC

1:33 PM in Uncategorized by admin

Friendly Reminder…..

September 8th is the IT and Construction Expo hosted by the GHCC.   The event will be held at the Sheraton Hotel in Atlanta, GA starting at 9am to 7pm. 

  • 9-12pm Business Workshop
  • 12:30 – 2pm Luncheon and Keynote Speakers
  • 2-7pm Expo
  • 5-7pm Networking Reception

Sheraton Hotel Atlanta – 165 Courtland Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303

For more information please contact The Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

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Redsplur’s Job Board

8:39 PM in Uncategorized by admin

Amazing New Job Board!

We are happy to announce that RedSplur has teamed up with JobVertiz.com to bring you some of the newest and hottest jobs on the internet.  Come and check this out!

www.JobVertiz.com

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Updating the RedSplur

10:34 AM in Uncategorized by admin

Hi Everyone!

We are sorry about the sudden down time on the site.  We have been adding and updating our platforms which caused a minor shutdown of the site.  We are temporarily up and running but over the next few weeks our Support Team will be upgrading the remaining site and blogs.  Thank you and sorry on the down time.

- RedSplur Team

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Hot New Jobs!

3:23 PM in Uncategorized by admin

Greetings RedSplur Nation!

Our friends at Spectra Personnel Services sent us this new update on some new job opportunities.  Below is the list of the current openings for this week.  For additional information about the jobs go to www.spectrapersonnel.com and click on Careers!

  • Technical Financial Reporting Accountant – Calhoun, GA
  • SAP CRM Business Analyst – Calhoun, GA
  • Senior Web/ColdFusion Developer – Hickory, NC
  • Plant Controller – Raleigh, NC
  • Business Analyst – High Point, NC

To Apply please send your resume to recruitment@spectrapersonnel.com or apply directly online at www.spectrapersonnel.com





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Job Updates

10:27 AM in Uncategorized by admin

Greetings!

It appears that our fellow bloggers from Spectra Personnel requested a mass communication be sent to all members…

They have some new job opportunities and they need some help. 

  • Sr. Cognos Developer – Charleston, VA
  • Plant Controller – Raleigh, NC
  • Business Analyst – High Point, NC
  • Sr. Hyperion Applications – Winston Salem, NC

To apply submit resumes and cover letter to Recruitment@spectrapersonnel.com

It appears that they will be updating some new orders coming in the next few days.  Stay posted.

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Business updates from across the US

12:57 PM in Uncategorized by admin

We have gathered a few bits of information from different parts of the country.  Some of the news we found was great and some very hard to swallow.  

  • Solo Cup – announced it was closing it’s Owning Mills plant by mid-2012.  This move would eliminate 540 employees in the Baltimore county area.
  • PC Magazine reported that Sprint 4G Network to be the fastest mobile broadband in the Baltimore area.
  • BlueChip Energy has begun phase one of the 10 megawatt solar farm project in Lake Mary
  • Bank of America has pledged 10 billion to small, midsize, and disadvantaged businesses.  The five year plan is designed to help  small business and disvantaged business gain opportunities. 
  • Men’s Wearhouse looking to expand business by branching out into womens apparel next year.
  • Governor Sonny Perdue nixes the Jobs, Opportunities, and Business Success Act of 2010 that would include a 50% reduction in capital gains taxes and tax credits for “angel investors”.

Stay posted as we continue to update with news and economy trends happening across the US.



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A scheme for taxpayers to cover mismanaged multi-employer plans.

6:22 PM in Uncategorized by admin

Feeling tapped out after stimulus, ObamaCare and everything else? Senator Bob Casey has one more deal for you. If the Pennsylvania Democrat gets his way, U.S. taxpayers will also pick up the astonishing tab for poorly managed union pension plans.

Mr. Casey is gathering support for his curiously named “Create Jobs and Save Benefits Act,” a bailout for union-run retirement plans. Similar to House legislation from North Dakota Democrat Earl Pomeroy and Ohio Republican Patrick Tiberi, the bill would transfer tens of billions of dollars worth of retiree liabilities to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, i.e., to taxpayers.

At issue are multi-employer pension plans, in which companies across an industry pay into a single pension pool. The plans are predominately run by unions and for years have distinguished themselves by poor management. The Labor Department in 2008 listed 230 multi-employer plans that were either endangered (less than 80% funded), or critical (less than 65% funded), or that had applied to government for funding relief. By 2009 that number had soared to 640.

The financial crash is partly to blame, but even before 2006 only about 6% of multi-employer plans were fully funded, compared to about 31% of single-employer plans. The real problem is that multi-employer plans have become a sort of pension Ponzi scheme.

Unions love multi-employer plans because they let workers keep their retirement benefits even if they switch jobs to another participating company. This encourages lifelong union membership. Unions are less enthusiastic about paying the bills. The negotiating priority of union leaders is to get hefty wage increases and benefits for current workers, leaving the scraps to the pensions of retirees who no longer vote in union elections.

When a company in an industry goes out of business, meanwhile, the remaining firms are still on the hook for all costs of the multi-employer plan. This explains why the trucking industry is backing Mr. Casey’s bill, and why Mr. Casey announced his legislation at a Pennsylvania facility of YRC Worldwide, a Kansas trucking outfit. Someone has to pay for years of the industry agreeing to Teamster demands.

Continue Reading at the Wall Street Journal - Associated Press June 1, 2010

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Kinda out of our scope

5:56 PM in Uncategorized by admin

Hi everyone….

Ok….normally this is out of the scope of expertise.  We mostly like to talk about jobs…economy….money…etc.  But our buds at over at Spectra sent us this link.  www.karentascon.com.  YEAH!  EXACTLY! WOW!  Spectra’s team knows about talent and this lady is very talented.  Don’t believe me…check the site.  Those celebtrites are clients….yeah clients. 

We are not into the makeup and fashion business but we know people are watching our blog.  We see you too!  And so I said…let’s do it.  She is extremely talented and gifted and we value talent and art in any form. 

So if you get a chance…stop by and take a look at the site.  www.karentascon.com …amazing!

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Latinos on Slopes???

5:42 PM in Uncategorized by admin

WOW!   We have been away from some of our people…but Latinos on Slopes has been busy adding some new pics and videos to the site and let me tell you…its awesome. 

With the hot weather…just staring at those icy slopes and that cool snowy breeeeezzzz….AWESOME!   Not much weather for snow boarding though but its hot for the beach, the rivers, the lakes, the water parks, etc.  Either way, we have much love for our peeps in NJ.  We know you guys are on the beach doing some boarding…on the water that is. 

If you get a chance….stop by and visit those crazy dudes at www.los201.com.  Tell’um the SPLUR sent you.