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Unemployment Infographics
Workplace stress... sometimes a precursor to termination or unemployment.
Best and worst jobs for wage growth.
The number of Americans claiming new jobless benefits fell back to a four-year low last week and manufacturing in the Northeast held up in March, providing more signs the economy was firmly on a self-sustaining growth path. (via @Reuters)
For those who have jobs, here's why they would want to leave...
8 traits that trump the resume...
The State of Unemployment #infographics
Your Resume vs Oblivion via WSJ
Job Interview tips
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(Un)Employment as Obama took office. Does this look like a POTUS who “lost jobs”, or like a POTUS who inherited an economy in free fall?
Useless majors? via Gabriel / "The WSJ has a very interesting table of the unemployment and wage distributions for various majors. There’s lots to talk about, particularly the STEM/humanities/social/vocational divide, but one thing that struck me was that the highest and lowest unemployment rates were dominated by tiny majors. In general, small populations tend to have more widely varying outcomes just as a function of standard error, which is why you should always ignore headlines about big jumps in the crime rate for small towns."
THE RECESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT DATA
THE RECESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT DATA
THE RECESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT DATA