employment

Outsiders may call New Jersey “dirty” but it's actually a pretty decent place to live and for maintaining this, we pay tribute to all the New Jerseyans with Dirty Jobs!

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When it comes to career aspirations, young women between the ages of 18 and 34 have surpassed their male counterparts.

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Governor Chris Christie today announced that New Jersey will become the 14th state to adopt an Employment First initiative. The initiative advances a philosophy – implemented through policies, programs and services – to proactively promote competitive employment in the general workforce for people with any type of disability.

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The Fed has generated a somewhat rosy forecast for jobs through the year 2020. But some experts are very skeptical.

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Call it a warm winter hangover.

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New Jersey's economy grew strongly over the past three months, according to a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

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Many loose ends remain flapping in the breeze as we try to repair our damaged economy. One example: nearly two out of every 10 men ages 25 to 54 are still not working.

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Even in New Jersey's highly educated workforce, where 44% of adults have at least a two-year degree, almost a fifth of adults age 25- 64 have started college but never finished.

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A new study reports job hunters may get a very limited window of opportunity when their resume goes before a recruiter's eyes...as little as six seconds!

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CONVERSATION TOPIC: Should it be illegal for potential employers to ask for your Facebook passwords? Start talking about it
We've been telling you about the growing trend of employers demanding Facebook passwords from potential employees.

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