Union Leader Not Entirely Happy With Auto Deal
A county medical examiner says that recently discovered remains match Caylee Anthony's DNA profile, and that the death is considered a homicide.
A naked man being arrested by police at his home grabbed the wrong pair of shorts when it was time to
Bumps on road to career change can be managed
So you're out of a job. Maybe you chose it. Took that buyout because the future in your place of employment looked bleak. Or, maybe you were nudged into it, when your company merged with another and there was no place for you. It's even possible that
N.C. jobless rate rockets to 7.9%
Those job cuts pushed the unemployment rate to 7.9 percent from 7.1 percent in October, according to figures from the N.C. Employment Security Commission. The jobless rate is now the highest since October 1983.
"These are shocking numbers," said Mike
Low-Skilled Workers Struggle Amid More Competition and Fewer Openings
Low-skilled workers increasingly find themselves in competition against highly skilled, college-educated applicants who have either lost their jobs because of the weakening economy or are seeking seasonal or part-time work to help stretch their incomes.
You were laid off, now what?
Eleta Jones, associate director for the Center for Professional Development at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, said workers should be prepared to negotiate. For instance you may be able to get access to additional services such as job
Surgeons Offer Younger Patients New Option For Hip Pain
Many people associate hip replacements with old age, but doctors said a growing number of younger patients are finding themselves suffering from hip problems, and they're not ready to trade their active lives for a seat on the sidelines.
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Churches offer help to job seekers
Mike Macon has just landed, in job search parlance.
At a recent meeting of the CareerCare ministry at St. Andrew United Methodist Church in Plano, the sandy-haired former Red Cross worker is sharing his good news with about 40 other job seekers:
Oprah Named PETA's 'Person Of The Year'
Interviews are fraught with opportunities to ruin your chances of landing an offer. Check out these tips to stay on your toes.
Experts say that more than half of us do it, but these untruths can have career consequences -- and even get you fired.
Oprah Named PETA's 'Person Of The Year'
Interviews are fraught with opportunities to ruin your chances of landing an offer. Check out these tips to stay on your toes.
Experts say that more than half of us do it, but these untruths can have career consequences -- and even get you fired.
