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Nextaff Opens First Dallas Area Talent Recruiting Office
by Lance Murray | Jul 12, 2018
The firm offers a variety of custom solutions to industrial, administrative, professional, information technology, and health-care industries.
by Lance Murray |
Jun 26, 2018
In addition to customer service, warehouse, and logistics, the startup also will initially focus on the hospitality and retail industries with its hiring app in Dallas.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 18, 2018
The hiring spree is part of the home improvement company’s $11.1 billion, three-year strategic investment plan.
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by Jeff Bounds |
Mar 16, 2018
After taking time off to walk across Spain, a North Texas serial entrepreneur is using high-quality talent fairs to find work for people ages 45 and up.
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Photo: Thossaphol via iStock
Researchers Developing Worker Assessment Robot-based Tool
by Chloe Bennett | Aug 14, 2017
UTA described iWork as a robot-based system that will assess workers' cognitive, physical, and collaborative skills as they perform manufacturing tasks.
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by Lance Murray |
Aug 9, 2017
Dallas-Fort Worth has seen growth as a startup hub, the number of venture capitalists, and integration of technology.
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by Lance Murray |
Jun 23, 2017
The report looked at employment data on computer programmers and software developers in metro areas across the U.S.
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by Lance Murray |
May 17, 2017
Forbes touted the diversity of Dallas jobs in moving Big D ahead of other metropolitan areas.
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Natasha McAlister works on the assembly line at the General Motors Arlington Assembly Plant. GM undertook a $1.4 billion investment for upgrades at the plant. The investment allows the plant to be reconfigured with a new paint shop, as well as upgrades in the body shop and general assembly area to more competitively produce high-quality full-size SUVs. [Photo by Mike Stone for General Motors]
General Motors Drives More Growth in Arlington
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Nov 30, 2016
General Motors, already Arlington’s largest private employer, continues to grow its footprint in the city both as a manufacturer and a financial company.
While the General Motors Assembly Plant in Arlington has grabbed most of the headlines in recent years for its $1.4 billion expansion that added new technologies and employees to the plant, GM Financial’s $35 million expansion also will add 1,300 new jobs, the Dallas Business Journal reported....
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Sep 20, 2016
Skratch helps connect teenagers with people who need part-time jobs done in their neighborhoods.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Apr 20, 2016
9HappyPeople gives back to the community by supporting job growth in Dallas.
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