When job seekers evaluate job offers and opportunities, they look at more than just the hourly wage or base salary.
With unemployment at long-time lows, retaining talented employees is a top concern among employers, but many fail to realize that the right retention strategy begins before the new employee even walks through the door.
An overwhelming majority of business leaders surveyed in a new Express Employment Professionals poll don't expect a recession within the next six months, despite increased media focus on the possibility of an upcoming downturn.
Wages are on the rise and so are opportunities for workers to score a free lunch, win a vacation, enjoy a flexible schedule or bring their dog to work.
Express Employment Professionals explores the state of employment – and unemployment – in the United States today through a series of reports called America Employed. Each edition of America Employed focuses on a different aspect of who gets hired in America and why.
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With the unemployment rate at 5.1% and second-quarter GDP growth at an annual rate of 3.9%, some economists can claim that the economy is chugging alone fine.
The man who matches companies with workers talks about the skills gap, the harm of Obamacare, and the incentive not to work. But he'll still find you a job.
Unexpectedly dismal job growth last month cast a shadow on the nation’s economy...
The sunny jobs reports don’t count people who have given up looking for work. No wonder the national mood is sour.