December 6, 2019 | by Emily Minnis
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the national unemployment rate for recent graduates is 3.7%, just a little below the overall unemployment rate of 3.8%. The job market for new graduates had significantly shifted in recent years, especially since 2011, when the unemployment rate for college graduates reached a whopping 7.1%.
December 4, 2019 | by Bob Hickey
The big tech industry in Northern Virginia is capitalizing on the West Coast's staffing slowdown for its ever-growing job market. Companies are increasingly having trouble in finding enough candidates with the right skills, particularly for cloud computing and cybersecurity roles. More and more startup companies are choosing Northern Virginia over the West Coast for their headquarters due to its proximity to federal agencies and the rising tech talent in the area.
December 2, 2019 | by Justin Guerra
Whether you're looking to gain hands-on accounting experience, or are simply trying to boost your income while you're still in school, temping can be a great solution. Who knows? This temporary chance might eventually pave the way for your full-time, permanent employment!
November 29, 2019 | by Emily Minnis
When something goes wrong, or an unexpected event occurs, chances are it will affect your mood for the rest of the day. Your overall level of happiness can significantly impact your personal life, but have you ever thought about the impact it can have on your professional life and the people around you?
November 27, 2019 | by John Liberatore
In September 2019, Florida's unemployment rate is at 3.2%, lower by 0.1% compared to the previous month and lower by 0.3% than the national rate. The private sector has gained 215,000 jobs over the year, with professional and business services and the financial sectors having the fastest job growth rate at 3.6% and 3.3%.
This only shows that the sunshine state is becoming more known for its business-friendly environment that continues to attract investors and professional growth in innovation and talent development.
November 25, 2019 | by Gabrielle Bodo
The Midwest was once a place where businesses flourished and where workers wanted to live. Unfortunately, in the '80s, many of the industries that created so much prosperity lost their way and left behind workers and empty factories.
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