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A study of British office workers shows that fairness at work leads to better health. Workers who reported fair treatment in office had 30% lower levels of coronary heart ... Read More

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Ready to interview? If not, High-Impact Interview Questions is worthwhile reading. The book is written for employers, but, it provides an excellent list of the questions you'll be asked ... Read More

There were 40,000 new claims for unemployment benefits last week due to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The total number of claims due to the hurricanes have now ... Read More

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President Bush, business and labor groups, and politicians from both parties, including Senators Ted Kennedy, D-Massachusetts and John McCain, R-Ariziona are promoting legislation that would let undocumented immigrants work legally ... Read More

Most employers check references prior to making a job offer. Some may simply verify your employment and ask a question or two, while others might conduct a full background check. ... Read More

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The Detroit Free Press reports that there is a dire need for service industry workers and unskilled laborers along the Gulf Coast. "Now Hiring" banners are everywhere, Burger King is ... Read More

A ProofPoint survey reports that than 70% of respondents reported being concerned about web-based email as a source of risk for information leaks and over 50% were concerned about blog ... Read More

Do you need to find a new job? Don't want your current employer to find out that you're job searching? These confidential job search tips and techniques will help ... Read More

It's important to be prepared for a phone interview when you're job searching. You never know when a recruiter or a networking contact might call and ask if you ... Read More

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the unemployment rate was up slightly, to 5.1%, in September. Nonfarm payroll employment decreased by 35,000 jobs. The increase in unemployment ... Read More

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Yahoo! Hot Jobs has jumped on the job search engine bandwagon, joining Indeed.com, SimplyHired and the other job search engine sites, with a new search that finds jobs ... Read More

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