Reality is an unemployment rate among the 55-and-older crowd that has risen by 103 % since the onset of the recession.
Even though the recession technically ended in '09 and more than 4 million jobs have been added nationally, people are still gloomy about the economy.
Today's economy has forced millions of workers to think and behave like entrepreneurs. African American women are using this opportunity.
Big law firms report that hiring of graduates is well down from its peak of just a few years ago, when legal work was plentiful.
“Wage theft,” the practice of underpaying or not paying workers for their labor, is a growing problem that reflects a changing economy.
Patent searching for technology firms can make good part-time work for freelancers.
More employers are turning to video resumes and interviews on Skype, YouTube and similar videoconferencing services to gauge a candidate.
Africa’s economic growth has helped change stereotypes, but it has also created an intense need for strong managers, according to a new report.
For most recent grads, these are gloomy times. Only about half are working full-time, w/ the majority starting with less pay than expected.
The National Football League and the NYC Housing Authority have partnered for the third consecutive year to host the NFL Officiating Academy.
