Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Liz Wolgemuth

USN Current Issue

Joe the Plumber's New Job: War Correspondent

The Ohio plumber is headed for Israel. more >>

The Jobs We Lost in 2008

A sector-by-sector look at the job losses of last year. more >>

7 Jobs for Job Security in a Recession

Although it increasingly sounds like an anachronism, job security is growing in appeal. more >>

What Makes a "Best" Job?

Different rankings insist on different criteria. What do readers think? more >>

3,000 FBI Jobs More Popular Than 12,000 Vegas Jobs?

If Google search trends are any indication, the FBI generates a lot of buzz. more >>

Why Burris, Panetta, Franken Are Just Like Us

They're willing and able to work--but obstacles are in their way. more >>

Las Vegas CityCenter Has 12,000 Job Openings

New "urban metropolis" in Las Vegas needs to hire thousands of employees. more >>

Just For Men: For Second Careers

Hair dye company promotes product for older men before job interviews. more >>

Recession Concessions for 2009

A brief rundown on some of the things workers will be giving up this year. more >>

Why Lawyers and Truckers (and the Rest of Us) Should Accept Pay Cuts

Some research indicates that recessions would be shorter if pay cuts were workforce-wide. more >>

7 Reasons You Won't Get a Job in 2009

Old habits die hard. If you're making these mistakes, the next year may be no better than the last. more >>

South Carolina Unemployment Fund Near Insolvency

A standoff between the state's governor and unemployment agency is reaching crisis mode. more >>

Vicki Iseman Sues the New York Times

Lobbyist says the paper gave inaccurate impression of relationship with McCain. more >>

President Bush Shows Managerial Skill

A White House employee tells of her boss's feedback and support. more >>

When Drugs Are OK If You're Performing

How often do employers turn a blind eye to bad habits? more >>

What Laid-Off Life Looks Like

The media is doing its job sharing the stories of the many Americans recently laid-off. more >>

Indeed.com Wins Best Job Search Site

The newer site beat out Monster and Careerbuilder among Lifehacker voters. more >>

Save Jobs With Your Checkbook

Should the gainfully employed be spending to stimulate the economy and save jobs? more >>

How to Job Hunt During the Holidays

It's too easy to find ways to duck the job search and stay busy during the holidays. more >>

Caterpillar Pay Cuts: Harder Times in Peoria

The heavy equipment maker's employees feel the effects of the global recession. more >>

Gov. Blagojevich Not Going to Quit His Job

The Illinois governor is sticking with his job. more >>

Detroit Bailout: What it Means for Workers

A look at the bailout conditions for Detroit workers and executives. more >>

Use the Internet to Advance Your Career

Building your “brand” online can make you a more valuable employee. more >>

Make More Friends at Work

Research shows good relationships with you co-workers and boss can help your career. more >>

5 Ways to Fix Your Job Search

When you're starting out in the hunt, you're bound to make some mistakes. Here are possible fixes. more >>

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