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Quick Takes: June 12, 2007
  

Demand Spiking for Substitute Teachers


More backup teachers are getting near-full-time work.

Outsourcing Teachers: Organizations are using the outsourcing concept in every way imaginable. Even public schools are looking at their talent management as a business. According to a recent survey by staffing firm Kelly Services in Troy, Michigan, substitute teachers are in great demand as school systems cope with a shortage of qualified teaching staff. A survey of 2,600 substitutes found that 91 percent are working anywhere from two to three full weeks per month.

—Garry Kranz


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