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CERTIFICATION ANNOUNCEMENT Impact Workforce Solutions Achieves ISO 9001 Certification for Automotive Manufacturing Key Points • Impact Workforce Solutions recently achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification, accredited through …
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How Impact Helps You Build and Sustain Workforce Success At Impact Workforce Solutions, workforce success starts with a strategy that supports people at every level, …
How Legrand Transformed HR Capacity with Impact’s Core2 When growth hit fast and the labor market was tight, Legrand needed more than a staffing agency. …
2025 Wrapped: A Year of Workforce Transformation Delivered 2025 wasn’t a year of “making do.” It was a year of workforce transformation — rebuilding, recalibrating, …
Aligning Recruiting With Retention: How Culture Fit Drives Outcomes Skill sets are only one piece of the workforce puzzle. For retention to improve, alignment with …
A Response to “Industrial firms rely on temp staffing but show little loyalty” An examination of why 77% of industrial companies switch staffing providers and …
Why It’s Time To Rethink Your Workforce Strategy In today’s economic landscape, uncertainty is the norm. Whether driven by tariffs, supply chain disruptions, or geopolitical …
Turning Workforce Challenges Into HR Wins What happens when HR leaders say, “This sounds too good to be true?” They see the outcomes and then …
Why It’s Time for a Better Approach to Contingent Workforce Management What happens when you treat your contingent workforce like a second-tier system? You get …
Calculating the Cost of Turnover: It’s More Than You Think Retention breakdown doesn’t just affect budgets. It impacts performance, team culture, and business sustainability. Most …
Why Traditional Staffing Models Break Down — And What To Do Instead? The disconnect between business needs and staffing models is not only frustrating but …
