Chemical Industry

Pharmaceutical Hiring future

Pharmaceutical Jobs

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Effects of tariffs on consumers in the United States.

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This podcast episode discusses the changing landscape of recruitment in specialized fields, particularly in regulatory affairs and toxicology. The hosts interview an expert recruiter, Cary Woody, who argues that while companies may be tempted to save money by managing recruitment internally, this often leads to increased costs and inefficiencies. He explains that the specific skill sets and experience required in these highly regulated industries make it difficult to find qualified candidates without the expertise of specialized recruiters. The hosts emphasize the importance of finding the right candidate not only for technical skills but also for their ability to meet compliance requirements and deadlines, ultimately protecting the company from potential legal and financial risks. They also note that while automation can help with some aspects of recruitment, it cannot replace the human insight and expertise of experienced recruiters in specialized fields.

Changing landscape of recruitment in industry

The provided article from C&EN discusses the potential impact of a second Trump presidency on the chemical and life sciences industries, particularly regarding environmental policy and regulations. The article explores the concerns of scientists and executives about potential changes to funding, research freedom, and regulations, highlighting the potential for Trump to roll back environmental protections and weaken or eliminate existing regulations. The article also discusses the potential for Trump to influence policies in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, possibly reversing recent regulations and impacting drug pricing. The article concludes by exploring the potential for Trump's policies to impact the transition to renewable energy sources, suggesting that despite his anti-environmental stance, the global shift toward renewable energy is likely to continue.

Agency under the new administration.

Cary Woody

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