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Rhode Island, among other states and the District of Columbia, offers a "work sharing" program in which employees work fewer hours and receive partial unemployment insurance to lessen the blow to their incomes.
Not only do unproductive days detract from the success of your projects, your team and your organization; they can endanger your own well-being. Here's how to nip a problem day in the bud.
Columnist Sue Shellenbarger answers a reader's question about resources for students studying for tests.
A drop in new unemployment filings to a three-and-a-half-year low offered the latest indication of an improving labor market, but a drop in U.S. industrial output last month highlighted vulnerability to shocks.
Many job seekers take a break from the hunt over the holidays, but experts say the period between Thanksgiving and New Year's can be one of the most productive times to land work.
The first-quarter employment picture looks brighter. A staffing agency found that 14% of employers surveyed plan to add staff, 9% expect to cut employees, and the rest saw no change or were undecided.
What do you do for an encore? Here are portraits of people who are taking new paths and changing their lives: a newly minted chef, an adventurer, an advocate for the deaf and an interfaith minister.
Many older Americans fear they will be working well into their 60s because they didn't save enough to retire. Those without full-time jobs are short of money and afraid of what lies ahead.
Yes, you. Taking a break from work might be easier than you think. Some employers even encourage employee sabbaticals as a way to recharge batteries.
It's that time of year again: Many workers and managers are preparing for the dreaded performance review. While most companies continue to do them, a few are scrapping the practice altogether.
The first wave of admissions decisions have gone out from top-tier business schools. So what's an eager candidate to do if the answer isn't yes?
Retirees in RVs—aka "workampers"—flock to Amazon.com warehouses in remote towns to help the online-retail giant fulfill its influx of holiday orders.
A survey of New York-area schools shows interest in a geek-chic education is already on the rise ahead of the opening of a new applied-sciences campus, a $2 billion project announced this week and backed by Cornell University and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
Silicon Valley's talent wars are going younger. Bay Area tech companies, already in a fierce fight for full-time hires, are now also battling to woo summer interns.
Brain teasers like the ones used for hiring by the Internet giant are spreading to other picky employers. Match your wits against puzzles that trip up even the cleverest applicants.
Readers weigh in on whether to disclose on your resume that you were fired from a job.
What literature inspires business leaders and thinkers? From "Henry IV, Part I" to "Frog and Toad Together" there's always a takeaway.
Many Silicon Valley start-ups have had a tough time finding qualified computer engineers amid a growing talent war here. Investors are adding to the pressure.
In addition to the standard prerequisites, in 2012 employers will be looking for workers who can quickly adapt to new responsibilities.
College graduates will continue to face a tough job market in the new year, but volunteering for nonprofit work like the Peace Corps can fill an experience gap and provide a competitive advantage.
Deep-seated stereotypes that black leaders were intellectually inferior came to light in a recent study reviewing media coverage of college quarterbacks. Plus, new topics among the top 50 interview questions reflect the weak economy.
Elissa Ellis Sangster, executive director of Forté Foundation, spoke with The Wall Street Journal about how companies and business schools can recruit more women and why diversity matters.
Some companies are adding a new executive to their c-suite lineup: Chief Diversity Officer.
More schools are bypassing alumni in admissions interviews to meet directly with M.B.A. candidates.
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Venture for America places recent college graduates in jobs at small businesses to help start-ups and early-stage enterprises get off the ground and create jobs.
Workloads, expectations and stress levels are up. But there are ways for employees to take control of their happiness at work this year.
Crowdsourcing—breaking a project into tiny tasks and farming those tasks out to the general public—can be cheaper and more efficient than hiring temps, some companies find.
For three young executives, finding creative ways to solve thorny business problems put them on a fast track to senior management.
You can use the transition to create a list of resolutions that can be applied to your next job or even used as a template for a new career.
How to get the benefits of stress—spurring peak performance and well-being—without suffering harmful physical effects.
Companies inundated with job applications are relying on technology to winnow out less-qualified candidates.
Bhaskar Chakravorti, director of the Master's in International Business program at Tufts' Fletcher School, explains why understanding the big picture – political, historical, sociological -- is fundamental to doing good business.