Gender Wage Gap can be Defined by College Major
August 19, 2009
The gender wage gap is no myth and even recent legislation can only attempt to close it. But many factors may contribute to the gender wage gap, and recent studies show that choosing a college major can be one of them.
Temp Work Puts a Mental Strain on Employees
August 16, 2009
Temp work, contract work or a job with a fixed term puts a strain on an employee’s health states a study.
Company Layoffs have Made Employees More Creative About Job Seeking
June 16, 2009
In spite of company layoffs, job seekers are getting more creative about getting an employer’s attention, reveals a new study by CareerBuilder.com.
Hot Careers for College Graduates
May 31, 2009
The recession has sent many people back to college, so a new study has revealed the top ten hot careers for college graduates. The University of California San Diego conducted the study.
Family Demands is Why Women Opt Out of Math and Science Careers
May 27, 2009
Women want to raise a family, which is why they opt out of math and science careers, a study from Cornell University reveals.
Employees Reluctant to leave a Hostile Work Environment
May 18, 2009
She never gets invited to lunch at the office and he gets publicly criticized for his mistakes, but neither of these employees is likely to leave their jobs in such a hostile work environment according to research from Kansas State University.
Increase in Unemployment Benefits
March 2, 2009
There will be an increase in weekly unemployment benefits, which was included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
Overcoming Gaps in Employment History
December 2, 2008
Gaps in employment history can sound sirens revealed a new survey. Ninety-three percent of executives polled stated that they’d be concerned about a potential employee’s ability if their resume displayed involuntary gaps in employment history.
