Wednesday, November 25, 2009

employment

Career Advice: Asking for a Raise

Career Counselor and U.S. News Contributing Editor Marty Nemko has a plan of attack. more >>

Job Security Trumps Pay in What Americans Want From Their Jobs

A recent survey asked Americans what's in a good job. Here's what they said: more >>

How to Get Hired After You’ve Been Fired

Be positive, mount obstacles, and show you've learned from setbacks. more >>

What You Need to Know About the May Jobs Report

This is serious good news. more >>

Companies Hiring Right Now

Some companies are beefing up their payrolls. Here are a few tips on applying. more >>

How to Turn Social Networking Into a Job Offer

Making contacts has never been easier thanks to social networking—but learn your netiquette first. more >>

Interview for Integrity

Background checks are great, but skilled interviewing is even more essential. more >>

4 Last-Ditch Strategies If You Just Can't Find a Job

Some advice on last-ditch moves for people who have tried everything to find work in this recession. more >>

Teenagers With Autism: Want a Job?

New programs aim to keep kids with autism out of institutions. more >>

No Jobs Without College as Employers Treat Degree as a Minimum

As high schools fail to provide common skills, employers aim higher. more >>

Specter Knows: Card Check Is Good for Union Leaders, Democrats, Bad for America

Forget Obama's budget. The most grievous threat to our prosperity is the Employee Free Choice Act. more >>

Economic Crisis Is 'Unfortunate Opportunity' for Health Researchers

Downturn is a natural experiment for scientists studying the health effects of socioeconomic factors. more >>

In a Recession, Hiring Celebrity-Style Coaching Pays

Professionals pay experts to shape their image and careers in response to the recession. more >>

10 Best Cities for Job-Seeking Retirees

You can find a second career in these retirement job havens. more >>

December Jobs Report: What You Need to Know

A look at the key points in the most recent employment figures. more >>

When You Can't Give a Positive Reference

Sometimes managers must give references for employees they can't endorse. more >>

Year in Review: Job Losses By Sector - US News and World Report

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 >>

How to Handle a DUI in Your Job Search

If you have a misdemeanor, don't lie about it to potential employers. more >>

What to Say When You’re Laid Off

Tips on communicating your job loss in cover letters, interviews, and with hiring managers more >>

5 Things Every Younger Worker Needs to Know

Advice from those who understand the big picture—what it takes to make it in this market. more >>

5 Things Every Younger Worker Needs to Know

Advice from those who understand the big picture—what it takes to make it in this market more >>

14 Ways Nannies Can Market Themselves

Wealthy families tightening their belts are cutting back on household operating costs. more >>

How a Cover Letter Can Make the Difference

Taking the time to personalize the cover letter will put you on the top of the pile. more >>

Dear Santa: Please Bring Better Jobs

Why are things "tight" for mom and dad this year? more >>

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