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I have recently moved to Atlanta, and am waiting for my work permit paperwork to go through before I can start applying for jobs. I was wondering if anyone has any advise on what I should do in the me
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HR in Atlanta

posted at 6/18/2008 7:28 AM EDT
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As usual, HRPro is correct. World at Work offers the Certified Benefits Professional and the Certified Compensation Professional in addition to a couple of others.
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HR in Atlanta

posted at 6/18/2008 7:56 AM EDT
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CEBS sounds like a great idea to "wiggle" into a job, hadn't heard about this designation before, thanks! i'm looking into it but wow thats a pretty expensive certification, paying for each exam and its course material.
Are any of you HR professionals in Atlanta?
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HR in Atlanta

posted at 6/18/2008 8:30 AM EDT
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I was once. I'll be blunt. It is a tough market for HR people where networking is everything. I would strongly encourage you to join the Atlanta SHRM Chapter. http://www.shrmatlanta.org
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HR in Atlanta

posted at 6/24/2008 9:02 AM EDT
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Yes I think i'm definitely joining SHRM. I've been looking for some reading material in order to brush up on some HR policies, and practices specific to the US, aswell as something on employment law. Does anyone have suggestions for books that can help in this regard? I recently came across one called "the employer's legal handbook" by Fred S. Steingold. don't know if its any good.
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