The report for November, due Friday, is expected to show a falloff in job growth because of Hurricane Sandy and perhaps concerns about Washington’s fiscal impasse.
Gauging the Storm’s Impact on Hiring
The report for November, due Friday, is expected to show a falloff in job growth because of Hurricane Sandy and perhaps concerns about Washington’s fiscal impasse.
Degree Inflation? Jobs That Newly Require B.A.’s
Employers are increasingly demanding a college education for positions that did not traditionally call for one.
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Degree Inflation? Jobs That Newly Require B.A.’s
Employers are increasingly demanding a college education for positions that did not traditionally call for one.
Employee Rights Group Releases A Critical Report on the Florida Commission on Human Relations
The Florida Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association, a group of lawyers dedicated to representing employees in employment matters, has released a report on the Florida Commission on Human Relations (FCHR) – and it is not a favorable one. The report addresses many concerns with the way the FCHR handles discrimination claims and makes […]
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What Job Openings Tell Us
A drop in the supply of workers, as much as a drop in demand, can explain the high ratio of unemployed to available jobs, an economist writes.