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I am a highly regarded and sometimes quoted source in the media on employment
issues, the staffing industry (including temporary help services), and overall
employment trends.
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Letter to the Editor,
Financial Times,
April 2, 2007. I thought a story on free IT services and
software for small business was lacking as well as gave poor advice from a
marketing/communications standpoint. So, I told them
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Letter to the Editor,
Financial Times,
January 7, 2007. This letter is a comment on a Financial Times
editorial calling for the independence of U.K. official statistics from
the government. |
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Letter to the Editor,
Financial Times,
August 11, 2005. I wrote this relatively long Letter to
the Editor that applies the economic theory of asymmetrical information to the
staffing industry/employment services, the IT bubble, and the situation in the
real estate market as of the summer of 2005. |
By selecting
the pre-formatted search engine links below, you will see results with news
stories, media outlets and company websites that included my expert testimony;
most of these are from when I was with a former employer.
Although Google may be the best known and biggest, it isn't the only search
engine and different ones will yield further sources.
You may want to skip the first result or two since they point back to this
website.
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If you click on this
Google.com link
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the results will show several screens of materials that reference me as an
employment services expert/spokesperson. |
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Here is a pre-formatted
Windows Live™
 search,
a newly released search engine. |
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Also, this
Yahoo search
 will return numerous results, many of them different
than the Google, MSN, or Ask.com. |
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A visit to
MSN Search
 will yield several more hits of web pages and media
outlets that have included me. |
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AOL Search
 will generate similar, but not necessarily
100% of the same, results. |
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Gigablast
 is a another
search engine that deserves a search as well. |
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This
Ask.com link
 will also produce a plethora of stories in which I
am included as an expert source authority on employment issues. |
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And don't forget to include
AltaVista
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subsidiary , if you want to reveal even a few more
references. |
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