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Omicron Surged, But So Did The Job Market
The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has disrupted business and kept millions of people home from work. But in December, at least, it did little to cool off the red-hot job market. Openings rose to 10.9 million from 10.8 million in the last month of 2021, according to Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey data […]
The True Cost of a Hire
When you hire a new employee, you’re not just agreeing to pay them a salary. There’s recruiting costs, training, benefit packages, equipment, and more than have to be factored into the equation. 1. Recruiting Recruiting is one of the more obvious costs that gets overlooked because it’s not an ongoing cost. You only incur it […]
5 In-Demand Blue-Collar Jobs for Jobseekers
From blue to white, pink to green, professions have been characterized by the color that best represents them. For instance, green collar-workers are those who work in the environmental sectors of the economy and pink collar workers are those in professions that used to be popular among women (e.g. nurses). What is Blue Collar Employees?Blue […]
New Jobs Created by COVID-19
While the coronavirus pandemic has eliminated or suspended millions of jobs, it is also responsible for creating some unique new jobs. Demand for many of these jobs has risen quickly since the COVID-19 crisis struck, 1. Contact Tracer Typical wage range: $17-$25 per hour identifying people who may have been exposed to COVID-19—has become both […]
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