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Career Advice & News Center Topics
Employment News
- Census Bureau must fill jobs for population tally
- As the government attempts to bring forth practical measures to promote the health of the U.S. job market, one agency has announced that it plans to take a much more proactive approach: hire about 1.2 million new employees. (more »)
- Growing clean-energy jobs demand skilled workers
- Even as unemployment lines have gotten longer, the need for skilled trade workers has increased. To accomdate the escalating numbers of jobless Americans, the Obama administration is trying to enact green initiatives which aim to create a stronger economy based on renewable energy. (more »)
- It's a tough job, but somebody's got to scoop it
- In times of economic distress it can be very easy to focus on the negative side of things. Yes, the unemployment rate at 10.2 percent is at its highest level in more than 15 years. Yes, as the months go by more and more employees are losing their jobs because of company cutbacks. But in a marketplace in which dog droppings can produce millions of dollars in revenue, the outlook for creative entrepreneurs may not be so bad. (more »)
Job Search Advice
- Who is hiring? Find out.
- You can easily access all jobs posted on the Internet by using Job.com. However, we thought we would give you a few hints on how to find companies aggressively hiring. Remember that job searching is a numbers game! (more »)
- Fastest Growing Industries in 2009
- Are you struggling to find employment in these tough economic times? Consider joining a stronger industry and applying your current skills to a growing field. Job.com's in-house survey found the following leading fields to be the most thriving in today's economy: (more »)
- More Creative Ways to Earn Some Cash While Job Searching
- We received a lot of positive feedback from our Tip in July from Project Working Mom... and Dads, too! featuring creative ways to earn some cash while searching for a new job, so we thought we would share a few additional ways. (more »)
Local Job News
- Census Bureau must fill jobs for population tally
- As the government attempts to bring forth practical measures to promote the health of the U.S. job market, one agency has announced that it plans to take a much more proactive approach: hire about 1.2 million new employees. (more »)
- Older job seekers in Florida get boost from federal government
- As workers and job seekers prepare for the weekend on Friday, two new announcements from the government may give Americans, some of whom may be anxious for good news regarding the job market, a reason to celebrate. (more »)
- Employment Department: Healthcare, education fields to grow in Oregon
- Job-seekers in the Northwest may decide to narrow their career searches after the Oregon Employment Department released a report on Tuesday projecting the state's employment trends over the next 10 years. (more »)
Work Home Life Balance
- Census Bureau report shows increase in home-based work
- Because of the nature of the issue, whenever one talks about achieving a better work-life balance, the tone is usually indignant and takes the form of a series of complaints. However, that tendency may start to vanish as Americans take a more active role in shaping their work schedules and personal lives. (more »)
- Michelle Obama explains benefits of work-life balance to Department of Labor
- In an appearance before the Department of Labor on Thursday, January 14, first lady Michelle Obama encouraged U.S. companies to more aggressively implement policies that will help their employees achieve a better work-life balance, so they may be attentive to familial obligations. (more »)
- Employment study good news for working mothers
- The success of ongoing efforts to establish a suitable balance between one's job responsibilities and personal endeavors depends on a variety of factors, particular to the situation of each individual employee. For example, an unmarried, childless commercial fisherman who revels in the wonders of the great outdoors may find it quite easy to meet the demand of his job while fulfilling personal desires. (more »)
Career Track
- Career in the arts a 'natural' path for late museum director
- For some people, the stock market, the court of law or the physician’s table do little to excite the senses. Noting the ways in which art can express details about chaos or confusion in poignant ways, professionals in artistic fields often elect to surround themselves with calming portraits. (more »)
- Former glamour model on track for career in nursing
- Career paths can often be meandering and full of unexpected twists and turns. While some people set their career goals as young children, imaginatively checking a sibling's heartbeat with a plastic stethoscope, others find that a certain profession fills a void in their adult life. Regardless of when the revelation hits, training and advancement in a desired field is usually a few short steps away. (more »)
- Path to the White House paved by pies?
- Career choices can be occasionally obscured by an individual's interest in multiple fields. Someone who is interested in American politics and culinary arts may go to great lengths to avoid Korean cuisine, consider the impact of bean dip on the healthcare system or endorse (or completely abstain from) Heinz ketchup, which is produced by compay owned by the wife of Senator John Kerry. (more »)
Recent Articles
- More career hunters are heading back to school with the intention of impressing employers
- Date: 03/09/2010
- The job hunt can be a stressful time for many career seekers. Because of the struggling economy, there are still a number of companies that are reluctant to hire new help. While several employment analysts have reported that this freeze will not last too much longer, some job seekers are looking to stand out with the highest qualifications. (more »)
- Filed under Career Track
- Employees left to make the relocation decision on behalf of their families and career aspirations
- Date: 03/09/2010
- Many individuals who have families at home may be hesitant to relocate their lives in order for a new position. However, as the job market is still relatively tight, some are having to bite the bullet in order to stay employed and uproot their families. While there is an art form to balancing life and work, sometimes these two intersect and business professionals are left to make a decision about what can benefit both parties. On one hand, relocating could mean a higher position with better salary. On the other, family members may not be ready to leave their area of comfort. (more »)
- Filed under Work Home Life Balance
- Employers and consumers may be putting the employment market at a standstill
- Date: 03/08/2010
- The economy has caused many corporations to enact a hiring freeze that resulted in a standstill with the unemployment market. Because individuals are still trying to be frugal with their money, overall sales are down, resulting in companies making cutbacks in order to balance their budgets. The consumer greatly affects the overall job market in a variety of fields, as many industries rely on sales to keep their businesses booming. Consumers can affect businesses firsthand, as well as advertising, the media and manufacturers. (more »)
- Filed under Employment News