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Gentle Exercise: Instructors Wanted

More and more people are turning away from high-impact activities like aerobics in favor of gentler forms of fitness. That means more work for instructors of activities like yoga and Pilates. more

Lost in Translation: The Shortage of Translators and Interpreters

A diverse society means plenty of opportunities for translators and interpreters. But it takes more than knowing another language to succeed in this career. more

Computer Tutor

Looking for a nerd-friendly career you can do from home? Computer tutors train individuals and corporate clients to use their software and hardware effectively. more

Job Applications That Stand Out

In a competitive job market, it helps to have a resume that stands out from the pack. Read some simple tips that can boost your odds of job-search success. more

Preparing for Job Loss

Workers who are starting to worry about their employment futures should take a few steps to ensure their financial security. Planning ahead can help lessen the impact of losing a job. more

Shaky Employment Rates and Marriage

Is the threat of job loss good for North America's divorce rate? On one hand, say divorce lawyers, financial insecurity is stressful on a marriage. But on the other hand, many workers who are worried about their jobs can't afford the costs of a divorce. more

Monthly Labor Review Online

This free BLS publication is chock-full of the very latest in labor news. Here's a place to find out the latest developments in the labor market, from in-depth analyses of current events to detailed statistics.  You can read quick summaries or longer PDF versions of the articles. The site also includes book reviews of current titles that will be of interest to career professionals. more

National Association of Women in Construction

Women are finding it easier to pursue careers in the construction industry, but they say they still face many challenges in this traditionally male-dominated industry. The National Association of Women in Construction promotes the interests of women working in the construction industry and also recognizes their accomplishments. more

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