Those who desire a high-paying job right out of college and a career with a purpose should know that not everybody wins in business. It is often said that good things come to those who wait and that couldn’t be more true when it comes to the workforce… Click here to read the full article
Mothers today are often faced with a conundrum: Continue moving forward in their careers and resort to childcare, or follow the path of the estimated one-third of women with children under six years old who opt to become stay-at-home moms, according to recent Pew Research… Click here to read the full article
It takes a village to attract great employees along with a multitude of sources to inform, influence and facilitate job applications. The truth is that there is rarely a singular “source” of hire, but rather multiple sources” of hire.
Job ads, career fairs, social media, employee referral programs, recruiting firms, job boards and a company’s own career site are among the many ways employers attract job candidates… Click here to read the full article
In landmark legislation from lawmakers on opposite sides of the country, New York and California have become the first two states to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
Some economists suggest it won’t be long before others join the movement. The new employment laws are expected to create a ripple effect across the nation and put pressure on employers’ pay practices for workers who are already making more than minimum wage… Click here to read the full article
Employers’ demand for professionals with a liberal arts background might actually be greater than generally perceived, largely because their broader scope of knowledge and skills learned can differentiate themselves from the pool of candidates… Click here to read the full article