
CollegeGrad.com, an entry-level job site, released the list of Top 25 Cities for Entry-Level Job Seekers, with New York coming in at number one.
A recent survey predicts a hiring decline in the third quarter, according to Careerbuilder and USA TODAY's latest job forecast.
Bullhorn CEO Art Papas discusses how the recruiting software company plans to allocate $26 million in investment funds.
Affinity Circles debuts inCircle Recruiting, a candidate sourcing tool that allows employers to target candidates within a network of over 140 alumni and student groups.
Unisfair creates virtual job fair platform where employers and candidates can connect.
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Posted on 11 August 2008
Accolo Inc., a recruitment process outsourcer (RPO) for small and mid-sized companies, has been named the #1 Project/On Demand RPO Provider in HRO Today magazine's survey of RPO firms. Continue Reading
Posted on 07 August 2008
The State of Florida is seeing some investment in its aviation and aerospace industry, which could in turn create thousands of new Florida jobs. In July, representatives from Florida participated in the Farnborough International Air Show in England. A record number of 29 firms, economic development organizations, university representatives and airport and aviation authorities participated in [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 05 August 2008
A new job board called MoneyBackJobs.com rewards job seekers with a bonus of 5 to 7.5 percent of their starting salary. Employers pay $50 to post a job on MBJ. When an applicant is hired, companies also pay 12 percent of the candidate's salary to the job site. Continue Reading
Posted on 05 August 2008
Adam Hyder, Yahoo's Yahoo's Senior Director of Engineering for its Advertising Management Platform, has left to become CTO at Jobvite, an online recruitment platform that claims to engage the whole community in the hiring process. Continue Reading
Posted on 28 July 2008
Those looking for a job in Columbus, Ohio may have luck with the city’s technology and healthcare industries, both of which contain some of the area’s highest job prospects. Columbus’s economy is largely service-driven, and has many prominent firms - many among the Fortune 1000. The city also is home to many information technology companies, state [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 15 July 2008
Many colleges require that accounting majors take part in an internship program. Although this does give some students some real work experience, if you desire to be competitive in the job market you should consider going the extra mile. Continue Reading