Job Marketing News
— Tags: | Making the most of a bad situation: layoffs Times-Standard – Eureka,CA,USA As the new coordinator for our local one-stop employment service center, the Job Market, I encourage local employers as well as individual job seekers to … See all stories on this topic |
| Teens vs. adults in job hunt Daily Camera – CO,USA Ganz’s organization is hosting youth job fairs this spring to help teens gain an edge in the desolate job market. At the first fair Thursday, … See all stories on this topic |
| Employment picture is dim as economy forces cutback in hiring Winston-Salem Journal – Winston-Salem,NC,USA See all stories on this topic |
| Air Force marketing program aims to boost civilian hiring Stars and Stripes – Washington,DC,USA The program is targeting civilians and military spouses through radio spots, brochures and posters that inform candidates about job opportunities at … See all stories on this topic |
| Temporary solution to jobs market Minneapolis Star Tribune – Minneapolis,MN,USA Among those taking the temp agency route is Damon Karras of Chicago, a former manager at an advertising marketing firm with six years of sales experience … See all stories on this topic |
| All we have to fear is . . . no job or savings or loans San Diego Union Tribune – San Diego,CA,USA Fears of what’s happening in the job market are having an impact on how employees perform at the office or factory. For some workers, the idea that they … See all stories on this topic |
| Jobless rate swells to 8.1%, worst since ‘83 Atlanta Journal Constitution – GA, USA But the job market has been pounding on white-collar employees as well: The unemployment rate for workers with less than a high school diploma is 12.6 … See all stories on this topic |
| Jobless figures hit home for Bay Area workers San Jose Mercury News – CA, USA (Kristopher Skinner/Staff) CONCORD — Any doubt about the housing bubble’s thick burst across the job market ends here, on Port Chicago Highway, … See all stories on this topic |
| How Ilse came to love her ’boring’ job The Times – Johannesburg,Gauteng,South Africa Ilse Smuts, head of marketing: core banking solutions at First National Bank, says her father, Johan, should take the blame, or the credit, for the career … See all stories on this topic |
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