Outsourcing Jobs — Get 1 Month FREE Posting At iStaffSearch!

January 16, 2013 by

Outsourcing Jobs --- Get 1 Month FREE Posting At iStaffSearch!Great news for all business owners worldwide looking for competent virtual or outsourcing employees! iStaffSearch — Global Leaders in Outsouring is launching a limited offer for all clients: One month free job posting on its . Interested in snagging a deal with one of the best trained and highly qualified virtual assistant for your business project? Read on for more details!

‘Free job posting’

iStaffSearch — Global Leaders in Outsourcing is a website with a mission to publish outsourcing services for small and medium enterprises. Here, registered business owners can freely browse around and choose among highly qualified virtual employees without the additional stress of going through the mounds of resumes that they usually have to deal with during the regular recruiting process. That stressful sifting through countless applications? Don’t worry about it — iStaffSearch will do that for you. And now, the company has an offer that you surely cannot resist!

iStaffSearch will be offering FREE job posting for one (1) month starting January 15, 2013! We invite you to take advantage of this limited offer because it will end on February 15, 2013. Hurry up, the clock is ticking and competition is increasing!


‘Virtual staffing jobs’

In what ways can iStaffSearch help your business? Well, this company helps lessen your hiring tasks by presenting your with a ready list of pre-qualified applicants for your various business needs. The site caters to a wide scope of virtual staffing jobs including Project Manager, Team Leader, Appointment Setter, Social Media Specialist, Video Editor, Email Marketer, Web Content Writer, Data Entry & Researcher, Customer Service Representative, Web Designer, and Affiliate Marketer among many others! Remember, that one-month FREE job posting is yours until February 15. So, take action now!

For more information about our job listings, please feel free to browse through the iStaffSearch home page at http://istaffsearch.com/ and see if you are interested in any of the available outsourcing services openly available. iStaffSource is looking forward to doing business with you!

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Newspaper Faces Backlash For Publishing Names And Addresses Of Gun Permit Holders

December 27, 2012 by

Newspaper Faces Backlash For Publishing Names And Addresses Of Gun Permit HoldersAn interactive map showing the names and addresses of all handgun permit holders in New York’s Westchester and Rockland counties has infuriated many readers since it was posted Saturday on a newspaper’s .

‘Publicly available information’

The map, published by The Journal News, allows readers to zoom in on red dots that indicate which residents are licensed to own pistols or revolvers. It had prompted more than 1,700 comments as of Wednesday morning. Blue dots indicate permit holders who “have purchased a firearm or updated the information on a permit in the past five years.”

Some of those responding threatened to cancel their subscriptions or boycott the publication. The paper’s publisher, Janet Hasson, president of the Journal News Media Group, defended the decision in a statement Wednesday.

“One of our roles is to publicly available information on timely issues, even when unpopular. We knew publication of the database (as well as the accompanying article providing context) would be controversial, but we felt sharing information about gun permits in our area was important in the aftermath of the Newtown shootings,” she said.


‘Prompt burglaries’

The map came about in the wake of the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, The Journal News said. The names and addresses of the two counties’ permit-holding residents were obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.

Still, hundreds of residents were shocked to see their information posted without their being notified. Some said the map would prompt burglaries because thieves are now aware of where weapons might be found. A great majority of readers commenting at CNN.com were opposed to the newspaper’s move, but some defended it on the grounds that the public has a right to know who might own weapons.

What is your stand with regards to gun control policy? Do you think it was improper for The Journal News to publish the information of gun owners online?

Source: KC Maas and Josh Levs, CNN

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