If you’ve retired from your day-to-day job or left a lifelong career, you may be considering an encore career. The term, used loosely to describe a second career begun later in life, is used more specifically to describe a later-in-life…
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How open are employers to hiring workers with criminal records?
CareerOneStop
Posted in Businesses and employers, Uncategorized, Workers with criminal records, Workforce Development Professionals
Workers with criminal records need jobs. Employers need a ready workforce.
Are employers ready for a meeting of minds?
Occupational licensing and other career resources for military spouses
Are you a military spouse trying to follow a career path as it twists and turns according to your partner’s military obligations? As a professional, you know how challenging it can be to have an occupational license recognized in another…
New year, new resume
If looking for new work is part of your 2020 plans, read on for some ideas to help you revise your current resume skillfully, and make the kind of impact on the reader that you really hope for.
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CareerOneStop’s 2019 Year in Review
CareerOneStop had a great 2019—and we hope you did too! This week we’re looking back at some of our favorite new tools and resources from the past year. Employment Patterns CareerOneStop’s newest online tool provides a snapshot of industry employment by…
Hanker to help others? Find your career
If a career focused on helping others is your goal, you will find a wide variety of meaningful careers available to explore.
Stories of success inspire young adults
CareerOneStop
Posted in Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Students, Teachers, Uncategorized, Workforce Development Professionals, Youth
Whether you are a young adult seeking a career path, or an employment counselor for youth and young adults, check out these success stories from real people who have overcome barriers to achieve education and career success.
3 great reasons to job search over the holidays
If you’re tempted to take a Thanksgiving-through-New-Years break from your job search, you may want to rethink that plan. It’s true that social calendars get outrageously overcrowded during this season—and it can seem like a good time to step away…
Your summer job: put it on a resume
Summer jobs provide income, work skills, awareness of which tasks you like or don’t like, experience managing your own money,and more.
Learn several great ways to highlight your summer job experience on a resume.
Need to post job openings? Try your state job bank
Job banks offer an easily accessible online location for organizations to post job openings, and job seekers to search and apply for open positions.
Posting your job openings on online job boards can get your positions in front of high numbers of job seekers.