JOB MARKET

Where has the job market been? Where is it going? Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter has been blogging about the job market since August, 2001. In this video, he offers his insight about where we are and where we are headed

Data released this week show that the job market in the financial services industry has improved. Aude Lagorce discusses these results with Andrew Evans, Managing Director of Morgan Mckinley.

Job seekers nix tattoos in tight job market

WKU Graduates Weigh in on Today's Job Market Mon, 18 May 2009 00:04:00 EST

UNM graduates optimistic despite tough job market

Summer Job Market For Teens Thu, 14 May 2009 19:55:00 EST

PLAY VIDEO: Job Market Flooded With Applicants Mon, 13 Apr 2009 20:46:00 EST

PLAY VIDEO: Stand Out In Tough Job Market Thu, 12 Mar 2009 03:47:00 EST

DayBreak news:Madison#1 Job market 1/7/2009 8:20:00 AM CST

A depressed housing market has capped job growth thus far, but ultimate improvement there could help extend the recovery longer than usual, says Morningstar's Bob Johnson.

The U.S. economy saw its strongest job creation in nine months and the closely-watched unemployment rate surprisingly fell to roughly a two-year low, adding strength to an improving economic recovery.

It was a mixed day on Wall Street, as oil prices continue to rally, while there was some promising news in the job market. The Labor Department reported that initial jobless claims fell by 22,000 last week, helping drive down the 4 week moving average to it's lowest level since 2008.

Japanese salarymen are praying for a better year ahead, but some signs are emerging that the Asian job market may be not be so gloomy.

Why Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser is haunted by QE2, college costs, the job market, tax uncertainty, and Berkshire's new hire.

The still-tough job picture and volatile stock market has consumers still feeling uneasy, as Jill Schlesinger reports.

Despite continued, though mild, job losses in January, there were plenty of more positive signs in Friday's report.

In any job interview you are likely to be asked at least one trap question, and with the current job market we certainly can't afford to fall in the trap. Here to help you ace your interview and land the job is career expert, Ford R. Myers.

Goodwill prides itself in collecting your old clothes and furniture and training people to get back into the job market. The organization even hires people from time to time but they can't keep up with the growing demand.

Learn how to look for a job in a down market in this video with career expert Brian Alden.

Tony Lee, publisher of the website careercast.com, tells college grads how to effectively market themselves and where to go to look for job opportunities.

Ten thousand students get their college degree this week at San Diego State. But many of them are staying right where they are...working on another degree, instead of facing a dismal job market.

Nearly 5,000 North Texans are graduating from college, while their happy to get their degrees, there's concerns over what lies ahead in the job market.

The tight job market means adults and teenagers are applying for similar jobs this summer.

College and high school students who are preparing for summer break will have extra competition this year due to the job market.

PLAY VIDEO: Tough Market For Job Seekers Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:11:00 EST

A recent college graduate gets creative in his quest for work in a tight job market.

People of all ages are going back to college in hopes of gaining new job skills for a quick turnaround back into the job market.

Recruiting and retaining employees is critical to business success in Asia. Genevieve Heng, Principal Derwent Executive provides excellent advice on the Asia job market and how to effectively recruit and retain a strong workforce. This is the 4th in a 7 part thought leader series sponsored by ServCorp Smart Offices http://blog.servcorp.com.hk

Life coach and corporate consultant Bob Wright explains what you should look for when hunting for a new job, and how to be a buyer and not a seller in today's market.