Can The Skilled Trades Provide A Good Career Choice For Young People?
We get that question all the time from employers and candidates. At Skilled Trades Partners, we feel strongly that the skilled trades can be a
Looking For The Best Workplace Benefits For Tradespeople? STP Has Them
Skilled tradespeople want more than just a paycheck. Although a consistent paycheck is still the most essential aspect of a job, skilled tradespeople are demanding
Job Still Open? The Best Way To Reduce Your Time To Fill!
What’s the downside to having a job open too long, and how can you decrease your time to fill? It comes down to a three-variable
How To Attract Skilled Trades Workers In A Candidate-Friendly Market
The hiring market is definitely slanted in the job seeker’s favor right now. So how can construction hiring managers and HR teams effectively compete to
Is It A Good Time To Consider A Career As An Electrician?
At Skilled Trades Partners, we’re answering that question with a resounding—wait for it—Yes! STP has plenty of unfilled skilled trades jobs to fill, and many
Cool Branded Company Apparel Speaks For The Skilled Trades—Loud And Clear!
Skilled tradesmen, and women, are proud of what they do and they want to show it. We’re built on blue-collar respect at Skilled Trades Partners,
What Are The Do’s and Don’ts For Your Skilled Trades Job Interview?
Don’t be fooled into thinking that since it’s a candidate-friendly job market right now you don’t have to prepare for a job interview. It’s true
Why You Will Never Be Unemployed With A Skilled Trades Job
How can skilled tradesmen and women protect themselves against unemployment and job loss? No one can completely insulate themselves from unemployment. But tradesmen are in
3 Simple Tips On How To Deal With Unreliable Employees
Hiring managers specializing in the skilled trades know that reliable tradesmen are critical to their company’s success. In the trades, you have to be able
You Deserve Some Mad Money: Setting SMART Financial Goals
Did the holidays shrink your bank account a bit? If they did, you’re not alone. The good news is that skilled tradesmen and women are