Four straight months and counting: Greater Cleveland yet again lost more jobs than any metro area in the country, the Labor Department reported Monday. In fact, the Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor metro area was the only one of the 37 large metro areas posting a decrease in employment between August 2012 and August 2013. Greater Cleveland lost 7,900 … Continue reading
Despite popular belief and media reports, there\’s no evidence that older workers who stay on the job longer squeeze out opportunities for younger employees. That\’s the conclusion of a comprehensive analysis and paper prepared by the Center for Retirement Research (CRR) at Boston College. While there might be some instances of older employees crowding out … Continue reading
Rio Tinto Ltd is expected to cut between 700 and 800 jobs globally as a result of a back-office outsourcing deal with IBM, according to The Australian Financial Review Continue reading
Canadian workers are beginning to respond to Canada’s well-known and continually growing talent shortage and skills mismatch by retraining themselves for in-demands jobs Continue reading
‘The hidden jobs market is big and very active in Australia. Many positions vacant are never advertised and are filled through informal or formal networks,’ said Nick Deligiannis, managing director of Hays in Australia and New Zealand. ‘The statistics vary, but the consensus seems to be that at least 50% of jobs are not advertised,’ … Continue reading
The outcomes suggested that wage returns to sexual activity are statistically significant higher for those between 26 and 50 years of age (I was afraid!) Continue reading
“One of our problems last year was not that many Swedish students speak German,” Maja Erlbacher, an advisor with the European Employment Agency (EURES) Continue reading
But a good basic salary was deemed important, with 49% saying they were motivated by how much they were paid
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The fight to balance the boardroom may not have been won but quite a few Indian companies have been making strides towards a gender-balanced workforce Continue reading
The unemployment rate is the result of millions of individual stories of finding and losing jobs Continue reading
A new study by the Southern Education Foundation has revealed that the number of low income students enrolled in schools has surged in recent years to new astronomical numbers Continue reading
Thousands of federal employees who received unemployment compensation while on furlough will have to return the payments Continue reading
The average Haitian or Bangladeshi in 2010 had more years of schooling than the average French or Italian person did in 1960 Continue reading
A record number of people – nearly 860,000 – were taking part in an apprenticeship in 2012/13, new figures show Continue reading
On the one hand, employers and their associations claim there is a labour shortage. Yet 1.3 million workers are officially unemployed Continue reading