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Job Seekers Beware: Former Employers Can Bad Mouth You

Many workers mistakenly believe that former employers can't provide negative job references. But how do you know if a previous employer is bad-mouthing you? ...continue

California Short on Water Workers

California says it can't retain enough trained workers to run and maintain its complex water delivery system, a problem that could have severe consequences on the state's cities and farms. ...continue

Work-search Expert: Grads Must Learn Firm 'More Important' Than Job

Tis the season of advice, at least for college graduates. ...continue

Hispanics Wanted in STEM Careers

Analysts predict that for the U.S. to remain competitive worldwide in the field of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, it will have to train a million more STEM professionals over the next 10 years. ...continue

How to Be a Top-Level Job Candidate

Want a job in today's economy? You may need to think, talk and write better. ...continue

Fabulous Freddy's Will Employ 110

Fred Smith is returning to his Utah retail roots with the opening late this month of Fabulous Freddy's Car Wash in Sandy. ...continue

Minority Businesses Missing at Jobs Summit

Mich. Gov. Rick Snyder recently kicked off a two-day jobs summit at Cobo Center in Detroit. Minority businesses were noticeably absent. ...continue

SunGard AvantGard Hiring 170 Workers in Jacksonville, Florida

SunGard AvantGard plans to expand its workforce in Jacksonville, Fla., over the next three years. ...continue

Jobs Report: Good But Getting Better

The latest jobs report shows that the market is starting to stabilize, raising the prospects for job seekers. ...continue

Digital Revamp Improves, Increases Hiring Pool of Hilton Head Firefighters

Hiring for firefighters and paramedics on Hilton Head Island has gone digital, bringing a big increase in candidates, some coming from as far away as Hawaii. ...continue