Employment News
A magazine is defined as a periodical publication, usually having a paper cover and illustrations, which provides articles, stories and other features by various writers. The word 'magazine' is derived originally from the Arabic makhazin, "storehouse", which became the French 'magasin', and thence was taken into English. It evidently was first used in 1731 by the 'Gentleman's Magazine' of London. Magazines cater to diverse interests, but most fall into one of four categories: consumer or general; trade and technical; farm, for agricultural interests; and small magazines, usually low-circulation, noncommercial literary journals. The links included herein relate to employment news and publications.
Benefit News
Employees of any size company can stop in to this hub for news and information regarding their labor rights, benefits and resources.
Career Magazine
An career-resource publication offering a resume bank, lists of job openings, articles relating to job searching and a discussion forum.
Managing Flexible Benefit Plans
A monthly online newsletter covering important association meetings. It presents all the latest statistics and information regarding flex plans.
National Business Employment Weekly
Excepts from this job-search and career-guidance publication. Editorial from the most recent edition and a guide to Internet-based job resources.
Sports Jobs: National Sports Jobs Weekly
Published by Vaughan Baker, National Sports Jobs Weekly is a newspaper that lists sports-related jobs on a national basis.
Thompson Publishing Group: Pension and Benefits Publications
News and regulatory information about topics including self-insurance health benefits, IRC and COBRA rules, fringe benefit rules, and more.