The recession and record job losses have brought to the forefront what’s called ‘underemployed’ and what’s worse is these numbers are hovering near 18%. Underemployed accounts for all who have given up looking for work or those working part time due to the lack of full time positions. For these numbers to be so high […]
Posted on May 1st, 2010 by ericgomez
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February began with quite a bang (and a bit of long overdue good news); first news came that unemployment had finally dropped and then President Obama announced his plans to encourage Congress to expand current lending programs for small businesses. A. Harrison Barnes, career coach for EmploymentCrossing.com, says this is the single most effective method […]
Posted on April 28th, 2010 by ericgomez
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Despite February’s unemployment number remaining unchanged, there are many reasons to believe the job outlook is finally beginning to really improve on a permanent basis. The number of unemployed people remained at nearly 15 million and even those who are long term unemployed has remained consistent over the past few months, holding steady at 6.1 […]
Posted on April 23rd, 2010 by ericgomez
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