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Chinese Tech Companies' Dirty Secret Nearly one in five government job ads in 2018 called for "men only" or "men preferred." Some job posts require women to have "beautiful physical features" or a "fine temperament." Some even demand a certain height and weight. Prominent New York Stock Exchange-listed companies like Alibaba have ...
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| Finding a job in St. George or Cedar City is getting easier, but wages lag A booming construction industry, rapidly growing population and strong state economy are helping to prop up southwestern Utah's job market to start 2018. The St. George area and the rest of Washington County added nearly 3,300 jobs last year, with December 2017 showing a 5.3 percent increase ...
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| Ten Reasons To Get Up And Leave A Job Interview I will never forget the first time I walked out of a job interview. I needed the job to pay the bills, but even my dire financial situation couldn't outweigh the creepy-crawly feeling I had sitting in a dark conference room, being interviewed by the world's most repulsive CEO. The CEO who interviewed me was a ...
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| 'Comeback Cafe' provides job skills for women nearing release from prison CLEVELAND, Ohio - Women nearing release from prison are running the "Comeback Cafe" in Cuyahoga County's Virgil E. Brown Building on Superior Avenue. The cafe allows the women a chance to get real-life job experience before being released. The cafe opened March 1 and serves breakfast and ...
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| Telling job seekers how many other people have applied could boost diversity (April 23, 2018)--Telling job applicants how many people applied for a job on LinkedIn - regardless of whether the number of applicants was high or low - increased the number of applications, a finding that could help companies that are seeking more diverse applicant pools, according to new research. Telling job seekers how many other people have applied increases applications, could boost ... - Phys.Org
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| Learning on the Job. In Class. "We're processing the internship experience into something that's way more valuable, both in helping students land other internships and, ultimately, in finding a job and setting a career direction," says Richard Watts, director UVM's Center for Research on Vermont, the well-connected longtime ...
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| Looking for a job in London? Job vacancies and salaries see impressive growth in the capital It's been a strong start to the year for London's labour market, with job vacancies, application rates and advertised salaries all seeing an increase last quarter. In fact, job vacancies rose by a staggering 15.1 per cent in Q1, when compared with data from Q4 2017. That's according to the latest job market ...
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| Landing a Retail Pharmacist Position: Background and Resume Writing I have talked to many pharmacists/new graduates that are having a very difficult time finding a job. One pharmacist, BR, worked throughout school as a pharmacy technician and later as an intern; however, there was no room for her to continue with the company as a grad intern. The day she graduated ...
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| Amid challenges, Army spouses can have careers Merlino said she understands how difficult it can be for spouses to find employment and have careers, and considers herself lucky for having the opportunities she's had. "I was freaking out when we got here. I felt like it took forever to find a job, and I was applying for everything," she said, but it was only a ...
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The Power of a Job in Town In late February, the Wall Street Journal published an interesting piece that hit close to the hearts of those of us in farm country. The article, "To Stay on the Land, American Farmers Add Extra Jobs," introduced us to several farmers who have taken a second or third jobs in town so they can sustain their ...
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