When paid work was largely done in factories and most employees worked on an assembly line, you just needed them to show up and do the physical labor necessary to keep the line running. Employee buy-in consisted of employees showing … Continue reading →
We all have days when we feel too ill to come to work. We also sometimes have days when we just want (or need) a day off, and decide to take a sick day. Whether or not you are actually … Continue reading →
About 40 percent of people in their 50s and older are actively looking for work, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A larger percentage of these job seekers are women looking for the best job for the next phase … Continue reading →
If it were up to them, most parents would probably steer their kids away from a career in media, citing the decline of print and the evaporation of job security for journalists. But not all media jobs require a press … Continue reading →
Should you put your physical home address on your resume, or is it better not to include it? There are different perspectives on providing detailed contact information to prospective employers, and the answer is that “it depends.” What you list … Continue reading →
