Human Resources Newsletters from 2022

December 2022

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• Holiday Promo (Buy 4 Issues, save 10%, and get 5 weeks in print!)
• WNYJobs.com worked for us (by Joe Rindfuss)
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (December is here, and HR Professionals in WNY are trying to balance personal activities with year-end business responsibilities. So much is happening that it is very difficult to keep up-to-date with all the latest news impacting our jobs. As always, we have compiled this monthly update in our attempt to make sure you are informed…)

November 2022

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• Fall Promo (Buy 3 Issues, get the 4th FREE)
• Ghosting and Other Tidbits
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (November is the start of the traditional holiday season, and things are as busy as ever in the field of Human Resources. So much is happening that it can be very difficult to keep up-to-date with all the latest news impacting our jobs. As always, we have compiled this monthly update in our attempt to make sure you are informed…)

October 2022

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• Anniversary Sale (save $27 on a 1/8V ad, or 16% on all other size combo ads)
• Budgeting for 2023 (by Joe Rindfuss) 
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (Autumn has arrived in Western New York, and the fall has proven no different than any other season in terms of HR activity. There are so many HR related items making the news each week. We sincerely hope you find our quick, monthly e-newsletters to be an easy way to assist you in keeping up with everything that is happening in the HR world…)

September 2022

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Now that the kids are back to school, target working parents!

• Healthcare & Human Resources Feature (September 16 & 23 issues)
• Tidbits… What’s Working (by Joe Rindfuss) – includes ad tips for better response
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (We hope everyone had a great summer in Western New York, despite the high heat and humidity of this year. You may have thought the news would be light on employment matters with it being summer and Congress now on hiatus, but (as usual) that was hardly the situation. If the summer became one blur for you, we sincerely hope you find our quick, monthly e-newsletters to be an easy way to assist you in keeping up with everything that is happening in the HR world…)

August 2022

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• Erie County Fair editions are here (save 10%, free tickets)
• How to Write Better Job Ads
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (Amazingly it is already August, and we find ourselves on the back end of summer. There is so much to do in WNY during this time of year, from the summer concerts and County Fairs to the buzz around the Bills Training Camp in Rochester. With all that is going on, we sincerely hope you find our quick, monthly e-newsletters to be an effortless way to assist you in keeping up with everything that is happening in the HR world…)

JULY 2022

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• July Promotions (Jobs That Provide Training, Job Fair issue
• Breaking down NYS worker age brackets, and how to reach them
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (The start of summer is always a busy time in Western New York, as we all try to balance our work duties while taking advantage of the great weather. At WNYJOBS.com, we try to help by providing you with this monthly update of what is happening in the Human Resources world…)

JUNE 2022

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• June Promotions (Job Fair issues)
• New at WNYJobs.com … “Jobs that Provide Training”
• Luring Part-Time Employees Out of Retirement
• Pay Ranges in Ads
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (Last month was certainly a challenge with a spike in COVID-19 along with all the other events facing us daily at work. We hope that all of you are safe and in need of a time-saving update of what is occurring in the world of Human Resources…)

MAY 2022

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• May Promotions (Yard Sale, Job Fair)
• What are Young People Looking for in Work Nowadays (by Joe Rindfuss)
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (Like most every month, April was a busy time for HR related information. If dodging April showers has caused you to be unable to keep abreast of HR current events, then you have found the perfect place for an update…)

APRIL 2022

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• April Promotions (Seasonal, Job Fair, 10% off)
• Target and Grab the Interest of Job Seekers (by Joe Rindfuss)
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (It is now April, and we will soon be in bloom here in Western New York. As the weather warms up (we hope!), so does the news that impacts HR Professionals in this region. So much has occurred in the month since our last e-mail update…)

MARCH 2022

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• Target Seasonal Workers (Issues of March 18 and January 28)
• Job Seeker Supply vs. Demand (by Joe Rindfuss)
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (It is now March and we are all hoping that spring comes soon. Although we may be approaching a new season for the weather (we hope), HR is constantly “in season”.  As always, we have compiled this update in our attempt to make sure you are informed of what has happened in the past month…)

FEBRUARY 2022

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• Targeted Marketing
• Open Positions in Human Resources
• Success Stories

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (January certainly started the year with a bang, as a number of items that impact Human Resources occurred (as well as some colder weather and the on-going pandemic). There is so much more than I could place in this update! If the first month is an indicator of the future, we should be in for one busy year…)

JANUARY 2022

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• Manufacturing Promo (Issues of January 21 and January 28)
• Success Stories
• Take advantage of our January traffic spikes!

• Human Resources Update by Joe Stein (It is now a new year, and we hope everyone had a very festive and safe holiday season.  While we may have been celebrating the holidays and spending time with friends and family (while adhering to all Erie County and NY State requirements), the world around us continued to make changes impacting our work lives.…)