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This alliance unites Craig Robbins, CEO of MilitaryHire and a combat veteran‑turned‑entrepreneur, with Andrew Crapuchettes, founder and CEO of RedBalloon and former CEO of labor market analytics giant Emsi (now Lightcast.io).

In an open letter to the President, Andrew Crapuchettes, CEO of RedBalloon, called on the Trump administration to abolish the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, citing the damage the overreaching organization has done to American business leadership, employee morale, and entrepreneurship.

RedBalloon.work is thrilled to announce the launch of RedBalloon ATS, an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) designed to transform the hiring process for businesses. By emphasizing values-first recruitment, RedBalloon ATS enables companies to build networks of top-tier, culturally aligned talent that perfectly fits their organizational values.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' quarterly report of Weekly Earnings for the US worker showed that wages increased 5.7 percent in the last year, outpacing consumer inflation which is at 4% year-over-year. This is a welcome change for workers who had seen their real wages fall during the post pandemic inflation spike.

CNBC's latest annual ranking of the best states for businesses revealed that eight out of the top ten states for economic development and nine out of the top ten states for business-friendly policies are Red States.

With worker productivity falling at its fastest rate in 75 years, RedBalloon released today a new report: “DEI: ‘I’ is for ‘Ineffective’” exposing the harm that so-called diversity initiatives inflict on workplace productivity. This report is the 3rd in a series on DEI and its link to record low employee engagement.

RedBalloon and The BiG Agency partnered to produce a memorable new commercial that exposes the nonsense in the workplace culture war. It has amassed 7 million views across social media.

As businesses engage in “Hasty Hiring” to beat labor market competition, they’re racking up huge costs in hiring mistakes.