The winter holiday season can be a busy—and stressful!—time of year for everybody. That can tempt many job seekers to put a hold on their search until the new year. But the fact is, late December is a great time…
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Where the jobs are: long-haul truck driving
Did you know the United States is currently in the middle of a truck driver shortage? If you’re interested in a career on the road with a pretty short training period but good job and salary prospects, long-haul truck driving…
Thanksgiving networking
Thanksgiving is a great time to reconnect with people you don’t see often and have a chance to catch up.
If you’re looking for work, it’s also a great time to network.
Veterans seeking jobs: Vets Reps have your back
If you’re a veteran or plan to transition out of active military service soon, did you know there’s a nationwide network of experienced employment professionals dedicated to supporting your employment success?
Learn about Veterans Representatives.
5 ways to earn college credit before you finish high school
Looking for ways to keep college costs down? Cutting the number of classes you take — or even the total years you attend college—is an excellent way to lower your overall tuition bill. Read on for five options to explore.…
Trouble finding workers? Check out these 8 recruiting strategies
National unemployment numbers are falling, but in our current labor market, job openings continue to outpace available job applicants.
For businesses in need of workers, knowing where—and how—to search for the right talent is key.
Training and tools for workforce professionals
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In recognition of National Career Development Month, learn about training and tools to help workforce professionals address key career and job search needs and create high value in-person and remote employment-related services.
Hot job: Cybersecurity professional
It’s no secret that cyber crimes—in particular breaking into computer systems to steal personal information—are getting more and more sophisticated. This is bad news for just about everybody: small businesses, large corporations, government agencies at all levels, and even individuals…
It’s National Manufacturing Day!
Did you know that careers in manufacturing range from welders to wind service technicians to bioengineers and robotics designers? In honor of October 1’s National Manufacturing Day, CareerOneStop is showcasing the wide range of careers in this diverse industry. The…
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High-paying careers with high school education or less
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Looking for a career that pays well but has no formal education requirements, or high school only?
Find a wide variety of options on CareerOneStop.