Employment
Occupation & employment issues, career planning, job vacancies, job searching, employment opportunities, employment & recruitment agencies, salaries, benefits, law and more. The term career is used to refer to the particular job, occupation, or vocation a person has chosen to pursue. There are many factors that must be considered when planning a career. It must be determined whether there are certain goals that one wishes to obtain through the work that will constitute his career. One must consider whether there are certain special skills or interests that should be incorporated into a career. Finally, one must decide if there are any monetary requirements for a fulfilling career and if so, what those requirements will be. The links included herein are related to employment issues, different careers and occupation descriptions and may help in choosing careers.
Jobless Rate Reaches 3-Year Low, According to Official Reports
The jobless rate apparently fell in January, though it took an adjustment more than 10 times the amount of the supposed gains to get there.
President Obama Thankful for a Bit of Good Employment News
Unemployment was down in November, but what that means exactly is open for debate and the topic of much discussion.
How to be Employment Ready
What is more important for a job seeker - holding a degree from the best university, or having great work skills but a poor GPA? There are in fact, plenty of factors that determine your employment readiness. Find it all here.
Senate Votes Down Obama's Jobs Bill
Senate Republicans led the way in voting down an early presentation of President Obama's Jobs Bill, once again demonstrating the weakening influence of the President.
September Jobs Numbers Better than Expected, But Still Weak
The September jobs report showed that employers added a net total of 103,000 new jobs for the month, which was more than most analysts expected.
Employment Market Looks Bad Through Statistical Lens
Everyone has heard statistics about unemployment in the U.S., but a recent report sheds light on some numbers that are eye-opening.
What is Full Employment
Every economy aims for 'full employment'. The term sounds like a happy situation when everyone is employed but of course not every person in the economy is employed. Then, what does full employment mean? Let's find out about it.
CEOs Tell Obama to Get Out of the Way on Job Creation
Government doesn’t create jobs, so CEOs have a very simple message for the president – get out of the way and let us do our jobs.
Risk of Recession Grows with Employment Slowdown
The biggest threat to the U.S. economy right now is a lack of new hires, with economists saying that a recession is inevitable without a better employment picture.
Employment Numbers Stagnate in August, Fears Rising
According to today's report from the Department of Labor, U.S. employers added no new net jobs during the month of August, a disappointing result as the economy is still showing no signs of life.
US Job Growth Rises
March 2010 saw the biggest rise in US job opportunities in the last 3 years. This was the highest US job growth in quite a while, and is a sure signal that the worst is behind, but the economy has still a long way to go.
Employment Insurance
When an employee is hired today, he or she steps into the organization fully empowered with the benefits that accompany the recruitment. 'Employee Insurance' is an umbrella package that acts like a buffer for the workforce.
Good Employment News, Companies Hiring at Fastest Pace Since 2006
Employment numbers are looking way up for the third month in a row, signaling a potential end to the weak economy that has plagued the U.S. for several years.
Fed Chairman Bernanke Says Spurring Employment Risks Inflation
Ben Bernanke is keeping a close eye on inflation, and doesn’t believe further employment gains can be had without prices moving upwards.
The jobless rate apparently fell in January, though it took an adjustment more than 10 times the amount of the supposed gains to get there.
President Obama Thankful for a Bit of Good Employment News
Unemployment was down in November, but what that means exactly is open for debate and the topic of much discussion.
How to be Employment Ready
What is more important for a job seeker - holding a degree from the best university, or having great work skills but a poor GPA? There are in fact, plenty of factors that determine your employment readiness. Find it all here.
Senate Votes Down Obama's Jobs Bill
Senate Republicans led the way in voting down an early presentation of President Obama's Jobs Bill, once again demonstrating the weakening influence of the President.
September Jobs Numbers Better than Expected, But Still Weak
The September jobs report showed that employers added a net total of 103,000 new jobs for the month, which was more than most analysts expected.
Employment Market Looks Bad Through Statistical Lens
Everyone has heard statistics about unemployment in the U.S., but a recent report sheds light on some numbers that are eye-opening.
What is Full Employment
Every economy aims for 'full employment'. The term sounds like a happy situation when everyone is employed but of course not every person in the economy is employed. Then, what does full employment mean? Let's find out about it.
CEOs Tell Obama to Get Out of the Way on Job Creation
Government doesn’t create jobs, so CEOs have a very simple message for the president – get out of the way and let us do our jobs.
Risk of Recession Grows with Employment Slowdown
The biggest threat to the U.S. economy right now is a lack of new hires, with economists saying that a recession is inevitable without a better employment picture.
Employment Numbers Stagnate in August, Fears Rising
According to today's report from the Department of Labor, U.S. employers added no new net jobs during the month of August, a disappointing result as the economy is still showing no signs of life.
US Job Growth Rises
March 2010 saw the biggest rise in US job opportunities in the last 3 years. This was the highest US job growth in quite a while, and is a sure signal that the worst is behind, but the economy has still a long way to go.
Employment Insurance
When an employee is hired today, he or she steps into the organization fully empowered with the benefits that accompany the recruitment. 'Employee Insurance' is an umbrella package that acts like a buffer for the workforce.
Good Employment News, Companies Hiring at Fastest Pace Since 2006
Employment numbers are looking way up for the third month in a row, signaling a potential end to the weak economy that has plagued the U.S. for several years.
Fed Chairman Bernanke Says Spurring Employment Risks Inflation
Ben Bernanke is keeping a close eye on inflation, and doesn’t believe further employment gains can be had without prices moving upwards.