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Turning History Into JobsInterior secretary notes that tourism creates jobs "that can't be exported." He also announces a $4 million grant to benefit Civil War battlefield preservation. ...continue |
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Technology Allows Workers To Stay Connected to the Office 24/7When Lucas Shaffer bought his iPad, he was only thinking about playing games. That changed when he started taking it to meetings with clients and staff at his small business, Stand and Stretch. There was an immediate "cool factor," he said. ...continue |
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Chrysler Hiring 400-500 To Boost Dart Production in IllinoisEven as it beefs up two shifts, Chrysler studies whether it will need a third shift at the plant, where the Jeep Compass and Patriot are also made. ...continue |
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Auto Boom: 15,000 New Jobs In Michigan?Automotive jobs are coming back, especially in Michigan, but no one expects to see the peak of 2000 anytime soon, if ever again. ...continue |
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CU Regents Could Back In-state Tuition for Undocumented StudentsA legislative measure to extend in-state tuition benefits to undocumented students may get an endorsement from the University of Colorado -- key support from the flagship school that was missing last year when a similar bill was introduced. ...continue |
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Stockton, Calif., Job Fair Set for Next TuesdayThe annual Stockton HIREvent, a job fair that draws hundreds of people seeking work and career opportunities, is scheduled for next Tuesday at University Plaza Waterfront Hotel, 110 W. Fremont St. Admission is free to the event. ...continue |
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Don't Have a Job? California Bill Would Keep Employers From Screening You OutJOB APPLICANTS SOUGHT -- but only if they don't need work. ...continue |
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Google Tops Fortune's '100 Best Companies to Work For' ListFortune Magazine has once again come out with its annual list of the 100 Top Companies to Work For. Many are household names, prized by consumers; others are less known, but obviously tops with their employees. A very familiar name, Google, came in at the top of the list. ...continue |
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Amazon May Bring a Distribution Center and 1,500 Jobs to the Central ValleyWhen state officials ended their tax war with Amazon.com last fall, the giant Internet retailer promised to bring 10,000 jobs to California. ...continue |
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Business Competitions Help MBA Students Develop StartupsWith help from business competitions, much-needed startup capital is available to graduates ready to enter the workforce with a good, viable idea. ...continue |
