Career

Facebook Inc. is launching a new application to help its users in the United States hunt for jobs.

Although the glass ceiling metaphor has been around for decades, top names in the business field have been debating whether it's really still there. Data shows that women are gaining ground in several ways, so is there still a glass ceiling for women in business?

They make up about half of the U.S. workforce, but the number of women in manufacturing seems to be on the decline.

Everyone knows that one of the keys to making new business contacts is through networking. But when networking, you want to get off on the right foot. Be sure to leave a lasting impression with your new acquittance.

Facebook and other social media sites can be handy tools for connecting with friends. Or they can sap time on the job.

In a tough economy, you may have a hard time finding a position as a full-time employee where you can use your unique skills and get paid solid wages with benefits. In these situations, you may be tempted to turn to freelancing in lieu of holding down a classic 9-to-5.

Though there is a 7.8 percent national unemployment rate, in manufacturing, thousands of jobs continue to go unfilled.

Finding a job in a tough economy can be a challenge but you can successfully find one that suits you – if you know what to do.

At a time when jobs are scarce, Suritah Wignall has designed the career of her dreams: being a visual artist.

In today's tough career-minded world, it's helpful to find a mentor who can meet with you along the way and provide guidance to help you excel.