How job hopping can hurt your career
Job hopping has become routine for professionals even in this poor economy. In fact, the average American will have about nine jobs between the ages of 18 and 32 reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
New Certified Personal Training Academy Provides Jump Start to Candidates Interested in Growing Profession
CHANDLER, AZ– – While the national unemployment rate continues to gradually improve, job growth in the fitness and wellness industry offers a positive outlook. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics …
Making the Transition: Military Service to Civilian Life, New Scholarship, Resource Center Established for Military Veterans
According to recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans was 10.9 percent in April, 2011—a full two percent higher than the country’s overall unemployment rate. To assist the more than 135,000 troops still overseas, as well as those that have returned home, two highly respected financial services organizations have created a support center for veterans reentering the workforce – The Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs at The American College.
(PRWeb November 11, 2011)
Choice of career takes input from heart, head
Lucky is the smart young person with a bent for science, a strong stomach, and a desire to put people to sleep for she shall be an anesthesiologist. In St. Louis, anesthesiologists average $233,000 per year, according the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Lists & Rankings: Top 50 In-Demand Occupations (U.S.)
This five page list from Career Voyages uses data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It offers a number of data points. You can sort by any data point. + Occupation Title Here you’ll find a description of the job as well as a link to get a report about the occupation in any/all states. You’ll also find links to video segments about the selected occupation. + Projected Need for Employees (2006 – 2016) + Projected Growth + 2008 Hourly (Median) Wage Range + Education & Training
