Almost 50% of Hiring Decision-Makers See Employee Increase in Coming Months OKLAHOMA CITY - 01/27/2021 Nearly half of U.S. hiring decision-makers anticipate increasing their employee count in early 2021, leading to an air of optimism that the economy is slowly recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic crash last year.

Hiring Plans Show Business May Be Rebounding After Tumultuous 2020 OKLAHOMA CITY - 01/13/2021 Just one year ago, only 31% of hiring decision-makers said they planned to increase their company's number of employees, but signs of life emerged over the next 12 months as that percentage increased to 39% in the second half of 2020.

When to Decline a Friend Request: How Social Media Could Land You in Hot Water at Work OKLAHOMA CITY - 12/22/2020 After a recent survey revealed 71% of hiring decision-makers agree social media is an effective screening tool for job applicants, Express Employment Professionals experts say employees...

Air of Despair: 57% of Unemployed Americans Blame COVID-19 for Job Loss OKLAHOMA CITY - 12/09/2020 The majority of unemployed Americans say the COVID-19 pandemic is most responsible for their job loss and continued unemployment, which is becoming more daunting as time passes.

“Giving Tuesday” an Opportunity for Businesses to Make a Lasting Community Impact 11/22/2020 As businesses enter a season usually filled with in-person holiday parties and an abundance of team-building volunteer opportunities, COVID-19 has changed the way companies give back this year in a time when the need is great.