(Richmond, VA) July 19, 2012 – The Richmond Group USA is pleased to announce the successful completion of a retained search for a Group Leader – Paper Coatings in the Midwestern U.S. Our client is an industry-leading manufacturer of coatings. This role requires an…
Category: Chemical
Zach Price & TRG Chemicals Division Complete Successful Search
(Richmond, VA) May 10, 2012 – The Richmond Group USA is pleased to announce the successful completion of a search for a Product Marketing Manager in the North Mid-Western U.S. Our client, a pioneer in the oil and gas industry, required a…
Cautiously Optimistic
The job outlook blooms slightly this April with the employment rate dipping below 7.5 percent and the economy adding 165,000 new positions. It is time to remain cautiously optimistic this progress will continue. Historically staffing slows during the vacation months of…
Growing Confidence
The manufacturing sector saw growth in March 2013. Companies that have operated lean over the past several months know they cannot keep up with production goals without burning out their existing staff. The top concern for executives so far in 2013 is…
Rubber manufacturers boost U.S. operations
The U.S. rubber industry appears to be moving in the right direction, as several companies are expanding their production facilities.
Contract Staff Contribute to Achieving Annual Goals
November 9, 2012 – As we approach the holiday season many managers are faced with project deadlines and are making the final push to achieve annual goals. Increased hours and additional stress from this demand can significantly impact employee…
Zach Price & TRG Chemicals Complete Successful Engineer Search
(Richmond, VA) November 8, 2012 – The Richmond Group USA is pleased to announce the successful completion of a search for a Senior Mining Engineer in theWestern U.S. Our client, an industry-leading manufacturer of minerals, required an experienced mining professional who could provide solid technical experience, leadership and…
Energy sector to evolve in coming years
Due to developments in technology, the energy sector is expected to grow in the future, especially with regard to jobs that require engineering skills and other talents.
First Friday Preview
This morning the big red bulletin on NBC News online reads “Jobs Growth slows to a snail’s pace in August”. It also states that more Americans are giving up looking for work. Certainly the upcoming election is impacting employer’s decisions…
The “Recruiter Survey”
The “Recruiter Survey” article discusses the “candidate-driven” market. We cautioned our clients about this phenomenon last year and discussed it again in our January newsletter. The article also discusses rising compensation and the “do more with less” approach. We have…