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- Federal agencies are targeting companies that prey on vulnerable, jobless Americans through employment scams (more »)
- Survey: 61 percent say job market in their region is bad
- Americans are gradually growing more optimistic about the economy, but most still say the job market in their area is bad (more »)
- Chamber of Commerce: Regulations cost 700,000 jobs nationwide
- The U.S. Chamber of Commerce claims that state-level labor regulations that exceed those set by the federal government cost jobs (more »)
- Study: Employees don't receive enough benefits education
- Many employees always choose the same benefits plan because they are not provided with sufficient information about their options, according to a recent study (more »)
- Workers to receive largest raises since before recession
- The average worker can expect to receive a 3 percent raise this year (more »)
- Survey: 36 percent of HR managers say online profiles may replace resumes
- Some human resources managers think that profiles on social networking sites may soon replace resumes in the job search (more »)
- Study: Faking a smile at work cuts into productivity
- Study says faking a smile causes a worker to distance himself, lose productivity on the job (more »)
- Study: People with untreated hearing loss lose $30,000 in annual income
- A recent study finds that there are substantial hidden costs to untreated hearing loss (more »)
- Study says manufacturing sector in PA has highest economic multiplier of any industry
- The manufacturing sector makes up for 13.6 percent of the gross state product in Pennsylvania (more »)
- Fewer workers coming late to work
- The percentage of workers who say they come in late at least once a week has been steadily dropping (more »)
- Conference Board: Consumer confidence rises to three-year high
- Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose to 70.4 in February - a three-year high (more »)
- Study: Meetings industry directly supports 1.7 million jobs
- A recent study found that the meetings industry directly supports 1.7 million jobs and contributes $106 billion to GDP (more »)
- Study finds that an unemployed spouse cuts into the employed spouse's work performance
- Unemployment breeds stress within a couple, and an unemployed spouse may negatively affect the working spouse's productivity (more »)
- The fastest-growing fields in healthcare
- Physician assistants, dental assistants and registered nurses are among the fastest-growing fields in healthcare (more »)
- Jobless claims rise
- Jobless claims rose to 410,000 for the week ending February 12 (more »)