Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Liz Wolgemuth

Why the Marginally Attached are Misunderstood

Most media references make this group sound like they're all losing hope. more >>

9 Insider Secrets to Getting Hired

Tips from hiring managers, executives, HR managers, and career coaches more >>

What Job Seekers Can Expect in 2010

Likely events in Washington and in the economy more >>

October Jobs Report: A True Witches' Brew

Employers cut 190,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate zooms to 10.2 percent. more >>

Will Productivity Kill a Job Rebound?

Gary Becker says not. more >>

Unemployment Extension Clears Senate

The Senate passed a final procedural hurdle today in the move to extend unemployment benefits. more >>

How to Land a Holiday Job

Just as more people will be scouting for seasonal work, employers are expecting to hire fewer workers. more >>

White House: 650,000 Jobs Exist Because of Stimulus

New reports will show the recovery spending is having the intended effect. more >>

Cities Where Jobs Recovery Will Be Slowest

These cities are expected to suffer very high unemployment a year from now. more >>

10 Best Jobs for College Students

These look good on a résumé, work around class schedules, offer decent pay, or all of the above. more >>

Unemployment Extension to Get Senate's Attention Next Week

The stakes are high for a federally funded benefits extension that has been delayed in the Senate. more >>

Why a Hiring Tax Credit May Not Help

Lawmakers are considering a new tool, but it won't solve the real problem. more >>

How Long Will Unemployment Outweigh Deficit Concerns?

Most lawmakers are still focused on finding the right spending tools to address unemployment more >>

Congress Talks Unemployment Extensions and Hiring Tax Credit

Congress is briefly turning from healthcare to job creation. more >>

Can the Broken Job Market Be Fixed?

The White House is under fire for a worsening employment situation. more >>

The Best Employers for Older Workers

These companies prize experience and aim to be employers of choice. more >>

Jobs Index Increases For First Time in 20 Months

Good news about the job market is rare these days, but here's something to savor. more >>

How Healthcare Reform Could Get You Hired

New opportunities could open up for workers—and employers. more >>

Why the September Jobs Report Is So Brutal

Employers continue to slash their payrolls. more >>

How the Long-Term Unemployed Can Find Work

5 million Americans have been looking for work for six months or more. more >>

When Age Bias Hinders the Job Hunt

In this economy, older workers may be confronting more age discrimination. more >>

New Study Reveals Secrets to Finding a Job

A new study of 327 job seekers finds that having a plan and staying positive is key to success. more >>

Is Healthcare Still a Promising Field?

The industry has been hiring throughout the recession, but many new graduates find fewer opportunities. more >>

Why Michigan's Unemployment Rate Could Be Worse

If not for a significant workforce drop, the state's unemployment rate would be much higher. more >>

Congress to Consider Unemployment Extension Next Week

Some good news for job seekers who are nearing the end of their unemployment benefits. more >>

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