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The Captain follows required procedures to perform pre-flight checks and inspections. Pilots aircraft following standard operating procedures to ensure that flights operate according to all regulations, safety, and company policies. Being an Captain completes required documentation and performs post-flight procedures as required. Determines flight routes, speed, take-off, and landing times that will fulfill scheduling requirements. In addition, Captain may require a bachelor's degree. Requires FAA Commercial Pilot's License with necessary ratings. Typically reports to chief pilot. Being an Cap... view job details

Manages a team of firefighters. Ensures all equipment is properly maintained and serviced. Directs training and conditioning activities. Administers the staff work schedule to ensure adequate coverage. Leads and coordinates responses to fire events, hazardous material incidents, auto accidents, and search and rescue operations. Prepares post-incident reports as required. Leads or coordinates fire safety education and inspection activities. Typically is required to pass periodic physical ability tests. May require registry in NREMT. Typically requires an associate degree in fire science. Requir... view job details

The Banquet Captain serves food and beverages to banquet guests. Oversees banquet servers. Being a Banquet Captain ensures guest satisfaction. May take food and beverage orders when there are not enough servers present. In addition, Banquet Captain may require a high school diploma or its equivalent. Typically reports to a supervisor or manager. The Banquet Captain supervises a small group of para-professional staff in an organization characterized by highly transactional or repetitive processes. Contributes to the development of processes and procedures. Thorough knowledge of functional area ... view job details

Supervises assigned correctional staff and ensures conformity with department and institutional security policies and procedures. Contributes to and participates in meetings and conferences in which policies are formulated, decisions reached, budgetary matters discussed, and plans made for administrative operations. Interviews, hires, directs, trains, evaluates the performance of, and when necessary, disciplines and discharges corrections employees. view job details

Alive and Well It's midnight when you get the call to assemble your team and get to work. Someone's life is on the line, and, unlike an emergency room doctor or EMT, you don't even know where your person is. Someone - the reporting party, or RP - has reported a friend or family member missing, and all you have to go on is the place last seen (or PLS), a map, and the talent and experience of your team. Time is of the Essence Every minute counts, and often the clock has started ticking well before the rescuers ever know there's trouble. According to Robert, a veteran of over 400 searches, a beni... view article details

There are times when negotiating your salary can be a multi-layered and complicated process. I’ve seen jobseekers juggling three or more offers, playing companies off of each other, stalling for time, and getting counter-offers to counter-offers like a circus performer spinning plates. Other deals can get complex quickly when you start to weigh the choice between a sure-thing salary, potential bonuses, and long-shot/high-upside stock options. And then there are the situations that have nearly everything in play: compensation, bonuses, equity, job title, relocation costs, vacation time, start d... view article details

Dear Heather,My husband is a firefighter. His dad and uncle are firefighters too, and it’s all he’s ever wanted to do. He was up for captain and had a good shot at it we thought, but he got passed over in favor of a guy with a little more seniority. My husband is devastated. I’ve never seen him like this. He can barely drag himself out the door to be at the station, and those guys are his buddies. He doesn’t want to do anything. Just comes home and watches TV on his off days. He said he’s not sure he’s cut out for the job anymore. What can I do??Katie Dear Katie,Watching a loved one struggle f... view article details

Guardian Angels of the Sand Next time you're out strolling the beach, stop and take a good look around. For up beyond the sand and surf, you - and everybody else out there - are being watched. Not by some sneaky Big Brother, but by the tan hardbody in the red trunks. From a small post tower, a lifeguard peers through binoculars, anticipating the inevitable. And no matter what dangerous predicament we get into, this guardian angel of the sand is there to fish us out. Life Guards in Los Angeles form a division of the County Fire Department, made up of highly trained men and women who protect t... view article details

Should we fly? Or surf?  Prior to 2001, business travel spending was on the rise. It seemed as if everyone was jet setting off to meet a client, or attend some conference or another. Since the attacks on September 11th, things have changed. While it is true that business travel, and travel in general, has increased from the decimated levels we saw in the fourth quarter of 2001, they are still nowhere near where they were prior to that time. The reason for this seemingly slow recovery is that there actually has been no 'recovery' at all. The travel industry, in general, has all but recovered fr... view article details

Yasmine Mustafa is the Co-founder and CEO of ROAR, the designers of a wearable panic button solution that uses proprietary technology to increase workplace safety across organizations and prevent workplace violence. In this episode, Yasmine talks about workplace violence, why it seems to be worse today than ever, and how it affects HR. November 30, 2023 Time Stamps Contact Info Resources Quick Quotes Full Transcript Introduction Welcome, Yasmine! Today's Topic: Workplace Violence and Its Effect on HR What is workplace violence and why is it so prevalent right now? Increased d... view blog & white papers details

Martin Low is the Founder and CEO of On Plane Consulting, a consulting firm that helps small businesses and startups optimize and scale. Having held HR Director positions at multiple successful companies, Martin bring a wealth of experience to the table. In this episode, Martin talks about the fact that despite the evergreen landscape of new and emerging technologies, businesses still need one essential resource: people. March 28, 2024 Time Stamps Contact Info Resources Quick Quotes Full Transcript Introduction Welcome, Martin! Today's Topic: Why A Business' People are More Impo... view blog & white papers details

As the Co-Founder and CEO of Leapgen, Jason Averbook helps executives rethink, redesign, and better deliver employee services. He has more than 25 years of experience in the HR and technology industries, and he has guided industry-leading companies through strategic HR transformations. Jason has also authored two books: HR from Now to Next and The Ultimate Guide to a Digital Workforce Experience. In this episode, Jason Averbook compares 2022 to 2023 and unpacks how HR process has changed. March 2, 2023 Time Stamps Contact Info Resources Quick Quotes Full Transcript Introduction ... view blog & white papers details

Sometimes in analytics we can get so absorbed in the numbers that we forget about the value they should be upholding. John Tardy is a leader and an expert in business analytics. John sets himself apart by focusing on delivering BIG value through technology, data analytics, and business intelligence, as well as building trust and confidence among stakeholders and guiding cross-functional teams and leaders to business insights and clarity amidst ambiguity and complexity. I can't wait to dive into this conversation and learn the concept of big value, not big data from John. June 10, 2021 ... view blog & white papers details

Karin Buchbinder is an independent compensation specialist with Salary.com. She is also, as it turns out, an Excel wizard. Having developed and implemented solutions globally, she's familiar with myriad compensation management tools, including Excel. The latest version of Excel may have powerful business tools for managing compensation data, but that doesn't mean it should be used without its own rules and procedures. In this episode, Karin talks about the pros and cons of using Excel for compensation data management. February 9, 2023 Time Stamps Contact Info Resources Quick Quot... view blog & white papers details