Learning curve -- Published Dec. 29, 2008
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Lost your job? Take advantage of schools
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- If you?ve lost your job and are trying to get back to work, make sure you aren?t falling into a rut. Career coaches say a good way to prevent that is to improve your education.
We called colleges in the area and many of them offer
Will Frozen Breakfast In A Bowl Satisfy?
...untruths can have career consequences -- and even get you fired. Negative thinking and speaking can derail your job search. Most employers want to hire happy people. Heres a look at how the incoming presidents economic plan could affect workers across all...
Recent grads struggle to find employment
...turned, the real work is beginning for mid-year college graduates trying to find jobs in a slumping economy. The job search already is months old for some. For others, more schooling is the answer as their peers struggle to find a foothold in a new career. And...
Doc Wins Award For 50 Years Of House Calls
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.
Holocaust Memoir Fools Oprah, Others
A child-pornography investigation in central Florida has led to the indictment of a former missionary who authorities say had more than 6,000 pictures and 250 video clips on his computer of children engaged in sex.
A woman was arrested Sunday evening
Holocaust Memoir Fools Oprah, Others
A single-car crash on the northwest side claimed the life of a U.S. Air Force officer who served three missions overseas, police say.
Harry Siskind is sentenced Tuesday to 37 months for lying to government officials.
Police have arrested the boyfriend
Holocaust Memoir Fools Oprah, Others
NEW YORK -- A man who wrote a Holocaust memoir that's now been exposed as a lie said he was just trying to "bring happiness to people" with a heartwarming story.
Herman Rosenblat now admits that he and his wife didn't first meet at a concentration
Hospitals Hit Hard By Recession
Gainesville's first community hospital has been on life support since the Shands Healthcare system in northern Florida bought it a dozen years ago.
Now, because of the recession, the plug is being pulled on 80-year-old, money-losing Shands AGH. Next
Wis. Man Chooses Jail Over Paying For Soda
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.
