Most Americans know that women serve in all branches of the U.S. military, but may not realize that women have served since the American Revolution. Women veterans account for 10% of all veterans, and are making their mark in the workforce.
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Be ready for a new career in months
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Posted in Career changers, Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Job seekers, Older workers, Students, Workers with criminal records
Want to learn job skills and get ready for a new career in a hurry? Short-term training programs can be a great choice.
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Manufacturing careers: a whole new world
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Posted in Businesses and employers, Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Job seekers, Students
You may have heard mention of manufacturing jobs in presidential campaign conversations. Here’s a timely look at some developments in this influential industry.
Labor laws protect vulnerable workers
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Posted in Businesses and employers, Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Job seekers, Workers with criminal records
Did you know that everyone who works in the United States has the same workplace rights?
Workplace risk, workplace safety
Have you ever felt unsafe in your work, or observed risky conditions in a workplace?
OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is the go-to source for improving, and reporting, unsafe work conditions in the United States.
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Find the certifications employers value the most
Calling all pro athlete wannabees
If you find yourself dreaming about a future as a professional athlete, you might wonder what it takes to get there.
Job Clubs: Find support for your job search
Looking for a job can be a lonely business.
Participating in a job club can give your job search structure and connection.
Career and employment help for young adults
Job seekers ages 16-24 have a new, mobile-friendly resource to help them plan their careers, explore education and training options, and search and apply for jobs: CareerOneStop’s GetMyFuture website!
Promising careers within reach
What kind of job could you get that pays well, but won’t take much extra training? A new study by Mathematica Policy Research just made the answer easier to find.