Hire spending

Article Abstract:

A Globe Research Corp study of 614 Personnel Journal subscribers reveals that from 1986 to 1988, companies increased their spending on recruitment by 70%, giving support to the belief that even during corporate cutbacks, finding the right employee is important. Nearly every organization responding to the survey has a function for recruitment or employment, and this function is overseen by the personnel department 99% of the time. Eight-seven percent of the organizations have a recruitment-employment budget, and the larger a business is, the better chance it has of having a budget for this purpose. Organizations reported using many means for recruiting employees, including: recruitment media; agencies and executive search firms; job fairs; and college recruitment.

Analysis, Employee recruitment

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The $5.2 billion investment in safety

Article Abstract:

A recent Personnel Journal-sponsored survey of general organizational security and employee safety by Globe Research Corp reveals that Personnel Journal subscribers have spent over $5.2 billion on security and safety products in the last year. Results indicate that the average company spends $247,300 each year on safety and security. Results also show that 51% of respondents use guard services and 46% use employee identification systems. Additionally, 77% of the respondents have fire alarm equipment and 49% have purchased safety equipment and clothes.

Safety and security measures, Security measures, Security systems

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