American companies are reluctant to hire, and the proof is in the Bureau of Labor Statistics new report, released early Friday morning. Here are some … Read more

This is a new take on old-fashioned summer jobs. Hundreds of teens from across the five boroughs in New York City, who are part of the National Foundation … Read more

If you need parallels between our softening economic conditions and the job market as a whole, consider this depressing fact: after hitting all-time highs … Read more

You can only hope that the best A-level candidates in Sarasota, Florida, are two-pack-a-day smokers and get turned down for employment with the county and … Read more

Nursing shortage? Yes, we’ve all heard of it, and most people would agree that a properly staffed hospital is a basic human necessity, not a luxury. … Read more

The title “working dad” might seem silly, borderline redundant. Yet, no one pauses when they hear the phrase “working mom,” a title … Read more

In trying to summarize my experience at the Web 2.0 conference, I find myself thinking about how quickly technology changes the way we work, play, and in … Read more

An interesting item appeared about online degrees coming in vogue and what this means for recruiters. In short, although it seems they still prefer people … Read more

Less risk? Less fraud? Less litigation? Happier employees? Think that’s an impossible order? Allegiance, a Salt Lake City-based company, says it … Read more

Only 23% of hiring managers plan to hire seasonal workers for the summer this year, but of that figure, 66% expect these summer hires to stick around for … Read more