Ashley A. Smith currently works in the Diversity Recruiting Department as a Diversity HR Staffing Specialist at GE Appliance Park, Louisville, KY. Ashley brings with her eight years of Human Resources experience which began in the Staffing Industry and then moved into Corporate HR. Ashley is also an active member of the Society of Human Resources Management, Louisville Chapter of the Society of Human Resources Management, and received her Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification in June of 2010. In her spare time she actively participates in community service activities as member of the Louisville chapter of Junior League. Ashley is from Hartsville, South Carolina. She attended Clemson University and earned her Bachelor of Science in Marketing in 2003. Ashley is currently married to Ti Smith and has been living in Louisville, KY for 3 years.
Today’s Movieclips Monday comes from a scene in Jerry McGuire. In this scene, Jerry McGuire, who was played by Tom Cruise, is leaving to start his own sports agency and is encouraging other staff members to follow him. Jerry starts …
Diversity involves recognizing the many characteristics and identities that make each individual different and complex. These can be along the dimensions of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, physical abilities, religious beliefs, and political beliefs. Although the term …
We all work with client groups that require us to meet deadlines while providing top notch customer service. One of the key success factors I’ve found in working effectively with clients is communication. What I’ve found to be very helpful …
Today might be April Fool’s Day, but there is no joke that today’s Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Unemployment Report found the jobless rate for March at 8.8 percent — the lowest in two years. The economy added 216,000 new jobs …
As I alluded to in our first regional spotlight on technology wages, wages for skilled temporary technical professionals in the Mid-Atlantic are among the most protected throughout the country. Let’s break them down. Wage trends in the Delaware Valley Although …
For those of you that are regular readers of The Seamless Workforce, you know that Yoh tracks technical wages in information technology, life sciences, engineering, health care and aerospace and defense through the quarterly Yoh Index of Technology Wages. Since …
As of Sunday, spring will have officially sprung. Recent reports indicate that some of your workers will be springing too–out of their current positions and into new jobs. A piece on TLNT analyzed a recent study by Harris Interactive on …
Happy Employee Appreciation Day! It’s been a tough couple of years for U.S. workers and for many who have experienced unemployment during that time, morale might be low. But today is a day to say “thank you” for your contributions …
I have exciting news today for readers and followers of the Yoh Index of Technology Wages. Next quarter, we are going to begin offering regional breakdowns of the data here on The Seamless Workforce. For those of you unfamiliar with …
For today’s edition of In Case You Missed It, I decided to take a look at the unique composition of the today’s workforce, as well as the jobs outlook for various workforce demographics in 2011. U.S. News & World Report …
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