Considering a move to a new city, but unsure of how far your salary will stretch there? Ever wondered what you’d need to earn to live in your dream location?
CareerOneStop’s new Compare Cost of Living tool has the information to help.
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Getting back to work . . . in the service industry
After major losses in 2020, jobs in hospitality and tourism are growing faster than any other sector.
Learn about different types of jobs in this sector and find job openings in your area.
Certifications: A power tool for career advancement
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Want to improve the impression you make in your job search or advance in your current job?
Earning one or more professional certification demonstrates your subject matter knowledge and skill, as well as your motivation to add a credential to your qualifications.
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Could you qualify for free training?
Who’s hiring? Transportation, warehouse and delivery!
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Curious about who’s hiring in your area?
One of the strongest employment sectors nationwide is transportation, warehouse, and delivery.
Free and low-cost online training to update your skills
Need a career boost? There are many online training providers offering free and low-cost courses that can give you a new in-demand skill or even help you qualify for jobs.
Industry profile: Energy careers
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Careers in the energy industry range from extracting oil and harnessing the wind, to supervising a power plant or maintaining power lines.
Learn about many possible careers in the energy industry.
How do employers set salaries?
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Ever wonder how a salary range is set by a business or other employer?
Many factors influence a job’s salary, but supply and demand generally has the largest impact.
Where are the jobs in 2021?
There’s good news for people looking for a job in 2021: employers in many industries are actively hiring.
Even better news is that the job openings range from entry-level to highly skilled.