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STATE OF THE STAFFING INDUSTRY Driving Success in 2017 Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities Susan C. Dietrich, SPHR, Principal, AllTek Staffing Inc. Chairman, American Staffing Association Ohio Staffing and Search Association Annual Conference


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STATE OF THE STAFFING INDUSTRY

Driving Success in 2017 Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities

Susan C. Dietrich, SPHR, Principal, AllTek Staffing Inc. Chairman, American Staffing Association Ohio Staffing and Search Association Annual Conference June 22, 2017

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Corporate Partners

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ASA State of the Industry

  • My Journey
  • ASA Strategic Initiatives
  • 2016 Review and 2017 Trends
  • 2017 Legislative Update
  • ASA for the industry

STATE OF THE STAFFING INDUSTRY

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My Journey

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My Journey

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Why I support and volunteer at ASA

  • Legislative Advocacy – I want a voice
  • I want to always be at the head of the curve
  • Data Data Data
  • Access to Industry Experts
  • Updates including contract language, best practices

and tips about hot button issues

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Strategic Plan

OVERALL GOAL: To position the industry as an essential driver

  • f workforce innovation, growth, and public policy solutions by
  • Engaging thought leaders from diverse communities and disciplines to develop

innovative workforce solutions to meet the needs of members, workers, and businesses

  • Promoting the industry and the value of its services to clients, workers, and the

public

  • Offering constructive solutions to workforce issues that expand and enhance the

industry’s public policy and advocacy role at the national and international levels

  • Creating a solution-focused public identity for the industry that better reflects the

association’s expanded mission and the scope of its members’ services

  • ASA Strategic Plan
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Strategic Plan

OVERALL GOAL: To position the industry as an essential driver

  • f workforce innovation, growth, and public policy solutions

EXTERNAL OBJECTIVES

  • Expand public policy advocacy and thought leadership
  • Promote the industry
  • Enhance operational excellence
  • ASA Strategic Plan
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2016 Review and 2017 Trends

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  • Provides a current snapshot of

the economy

  • Tracks weekly changes in

staffing employment

  • Lets you compare your

company with national trends

  • Only three questions

Track Weekly Staffing Employment

  • ASA Staffing Index
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  • Provides staffing sales, payroll, and

employment

  • Reports quarterly and yearly changes
  • Graphs sales and gross margin

growth by sector and company size

  • Only seven questions

Monitor Quarterly Staffing Trends

  • ASA Staffing Employment and Sales Survey
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Benchmarks for Data Driven Decisions

  • Provides sales, expense, profit,

and personnel performance metrics

  • Statistics for temporary and

contract staffing, and direct hire

  • New platform including custom

filters and report downloads

  • Free reports for survey participants
  • ASA Staffing Operations Benchmarking Survey
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Corporate Employee Salaries & Benefits

  • Comprehensive view of internal

corporate employee salaries and benefits

  • New platform including custom

filters and executive compensation

  • Free reports for survey participants
  • ASA Staffing Compensation and Benefits Survey
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  • Temporary & Contract Staffing Overview
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  • Temporary and Contract Staffing Sales

Staffing Sales Totaled $128.5 Billion in 2016—Up 1.7%

Total Annual Temporary and Contract Staffing Sales (in Billions)

$35.7 $41.2 $48.1 $57.2 $64.0 $71.4 $77.2 $68.9 $68.2 $70.5 $80.9 $89.2 $95.1 $98.3 $95.5 $73.4 $89.9 $102.4 $110.1 $114.8 $121.5 $126.4 $128.5 $0.0 $20.0 $40.0 $60.0 $80.0 $100.0 $120.0 $140.0 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Source: American Staffing Association, Staffing Employment and Sales Survey

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  • Temporary and Contract Staffing Sales

Staffing & Recruiting Sales Totaled $150.4 Billion in 2016—Up 1.8%

Sales (Billions of U.S. Dollars)—Annual Totals for Staffing and Recruiting Industry

Source: American Staffing Association, Staffing Industry Analysts Inc., U.S. Department of Commerce

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Sources: Economic Modeling Specialists Intl. (EMSI), Census Bureau, American Staffing Association

In 2016, Staffing Firms Employed 546,200 Workers in Ohio

  • Average number of temporary workers

each week: 120,800

  • Annual staffing employment: 546,200
  • Average annual earnings per job: $30,200
  • Estimated number of offices: 1,910
  • 2016 total annual sales: $6.1 billion

Staffing Statistics by State

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  • Staffing Stats

Source: American Staffing Association, Staffing Market Survey

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  • General Employment Trends

Unemployment Has Declined

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

6.6% 3.8% 10.0% 4.4%

0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0%

Unemployment Rate

U.S. Recessions Civilian Unemployment Rate (UNRATE)

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  • General Employment Trends

Labor Force Participation Is Low

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

[VALUE] 62.9%

61.0% 62.0% 63.0% 64.0% 65.0% 66.0% 67.0% 68.0% Monthly Labor Force Participation 67.3%

  • Jan. –Apr. 2000
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  • Staffing Employment Trends

Staffing Penetration Rate Steady

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

0.00% 0.50% 1.00% 1.50% 2.00% 2.50%

Temporary Help Employment as a Percentage of Total Nonfarm Employment

2.03% April 2000 1.64% December 2001 & January 2002 1.95% November & December 2005 1.34% June‒August 2009 2.06% March 2016 1.02% May & July 1991 Recessions (Shaded Periods)

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  • Temporary and Contract Employee Turnover & Tenure

Source: American Staffing Association, Staffing Employment and Sales Survey

Turnover Decreased to 352% While Tenure Remained Below 12 Weeks

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  • Staffing Employment Trends

Staffing Jobs Holding Above Weekly Average of 3M

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Legislative Update

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Key Legislative Issues in Congress

  • American Health Care Act

– Passed narrowly by House; contains some controversial provisions – Senate likely to write their own bill; hoping to pass by August recess – Agreement will need to be reached on one final version to put up for vote

  • Tax Reform

– Waiting on health care reform to be complete – Longer it takes, more watered down bill is likely to be

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Department of Labor

  • Overtime Rules
  • Pending lawsuit
  • New Rules
  • Legislative Action
  • Joint Employer Standard
  • Withdraw or reverse current agency “guidance”
  • Gig Economy
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OSHA

  • ASA/OSHA Formal Alliance
  • 5 year extension signed in 2016
  • Temporary Worker Initiative
  • Will it continue under Trump administration
  • State and Local officials
  • ASA will work with new administration and states to ensure

even handed and fair enforcement

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National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)

  • Joint Employer Standard

– Browning Ferris

  • Pending lawsuit
  • Potential reversal through new ruling
  • Congressional Action
  • Unionization of Temporary Employees

– Miller v. Anderson

  • Potential reversal through new ruling
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

  • Temporary Staffing as a Target
  • The recently published its 2017-21 enforcement plan focuses
  • n “complex employment relationships and structures in the

21st century workplace”—specifically “temporary workers, staffing agencies, independent contractor relationships, and the on-demand economy.”

  • Current Chair is longtime friend of the staffing industry
  • EEO-1 report changes, background checks
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Department of Homeland Security

  • Immigration
  • Top Target of New Administration
  • H1-B Visa reform legislation
  • E-Verify Mandate?
  • Executive Order
  • Congressional legislation
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States

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Top State Legislative Issues

  • State Legislative Issues
  • Predictive Scheduling
  • California: AB 5
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Wage Issues (notification, salary history, posting requirements)
  • Minimum Wage
  • Parental Leave
  • Ban the Box
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Legislative Issues of Concern to the Staffing Industry in Ohio

  • Repeal of State Sales Tax on Employment Services
  • Unemployment Insurance Reform
  • Minimum Wage
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What we are doing for our industry at the American Staffing Association

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ASA Regional Councils

  • Capital Area
  • Connecticut- Established in 2017
  • Indiana- Established in 2017
  • Mississippi
  • North Carolina- Established in 2017
  • Oregon
  • Tennessee
  • Virginia
  • Washington
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  • Mark Your Calendar

Upcoming Webinars

americanstaffing.net/webinars

April 6: Prospecting with LinkedIn April 11: Competing in the Gig Economy April 20: Workplace Violence and Safety Series, Part III—Emergency Planning: Training Is Everything April 25: Promoting and Ensuring Temporary Worker Safety May 4: Making the Most of New Technology in Recruiting

  • July 13: How Socially Responsible Companies Rise to

the Top

  • July 26: Maximize Your ASA Membership
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Making Temporary Worker Safety a Priority Across All Industry Sectors

Learn more at americanstaffing.net/safety.

You’ll find program criteria, a preliminary assessment tool, and much more.

  • Safety Standard of Excellence
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  • Staffing as a Career

Addresses top challenge for staffing companies: recruiting corporate staff

  • Free downloadable video (recently updated)
  • Directory of firms that offer internships and management

training programs

  • Messaging about the benefits of a career in staffing
  • New volunteer opportunity–ASA Staffing as a Career

Ambassador

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rightskill.com/job-seekers/asa/

  • RightSkill Recruiter Program: New Source for Recruiters
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Earn Your ASA Credential

  • Add value to your business relationships
  • Expand your industry knowledge
  • Elevate your career
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Women in Leadership Interest Group

  • Launched in March 2017
  • Update your profile to join
  • Members learn about professional

development and educational

  • pportunities to strengthen and advance

women leaders

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  • Sept. 18-24
  • Celebrating Staffing
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JOBS for AMERICA'S GRADUATES

americanstaffing.net/jag

  • National Philanthropic Partner
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Staffing World 2017

  • Oct. 24-26, 2017 | Chicago, IL

https://americanstaffing.net/staffing-world-2017/

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  • Join over 22,000+ of your industry peers
  • Share expertise and ask questions about industry topics
  • Use the directory to search for peers by sector, job

responsibility, geographic location, and more.

asacentral.americanstaffing.net

Connect With Your Peers

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STATE OF THE STAFFING INDUSTRY

Thank You!

Susan C. Dietrich, SPHR, Principal, AllTek Staffing Inc. Chairman, American Staffing Association Ohio Staffing and Search Association Annual Conference June 22, 2017