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55 Jobs with High Growth in 2010

Published: 03/03/2010
Although 2009 saw some of the most desolate unemployment numbers in history, there is reason to believe that things are starting to look up. Both the unemployment rate and the number of jobless persons decreased in November to 10 percent and 15.4 million, respectively, according to the most recent date from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. [...] Keep Reading »

Diversity Opportunities at CareerBuilder.com!!

Published: 02/02/2010
Diversity People. Ideas. Innovation. CareerBuilder.com employs many different types of people, ideas and experiences so that we can be creative, fresh, fast and innovative within our marketplace. We provide programs to help each employee grow and reach their own full potential with the entire company benefiting from their diverse skill sets and knowledge bases. CareerBuilder has immediate openings [...] Keep Reading »

Top Industries for Bilingual Workers

Published: 01/26/2010
As the cultural make up of this country continues to change, bilingual workers are high in demand. In this article we discuss top industries that are looking for bilingual workers. Keep Reading »

Buscar trabajo en 2010

Published: 01/08/2010
La buena noticia es que tenemos un trabajo. La mala es que nos gustaría cambiarlo, pero la situación económica actual fue minando nuestros esfuerzos. No esperemos hasta que pase la crisis. Podemos ir sentando las bases para la futura búsqueda de empleo. Si preparamos el terreno ahora, estaremos mejor posicionados cuando el mercado laboral se reactive, [...] Keep Reading »

Yes. I’m Latino but No, I do Not Speak Spanish…

Published: 12/16/2009
                                            The Huffington Post  released a great article on the growing importance of knowing (Spanish) in today’s society.  This article was written by a Latino who is a self-proclaimed Spanish language novice.  He notes reasons why being bilingual is advantageous; Makes you more competitive in the shrinking job market, our society is becoming more and more multicultural, Spanish preferring Hispanics make [...] Keep Reading »

Marketing Your Bilingual Skills

Published: 12/07/2009
My family is so important to me on many levels. They provide me the grounding I need when I’m getting too full of myself, the support I need when doubt about my abilities or my opportunities starts to creep in, and the spiritual confidence I seek when I’m approaching something new or unknown.  In many [...] Keep Reading »

Diez carreras poco comunes y los empleos que pueden conseguirte

Published: 11/03/2009
Aquí estamos de nuevo, acercándonos al final de otro verano y al comienzo de un nuevo año lectivo. A esta altura, hemos decidido — eso es lo esperable– a qué universidad asistiremos este otoño, ¿pero sabemos qué vamos a estudiar? Nunca antes había tenido tanta importancia la elección de la carrera. Aunque se supone que la [...] Keep Reading »

Top 50 Diverse Companies

Published: 09/16/2009
Are you interested in working for a company with a diverse workforce?  Well, you are not alone!  Companies are noticing that diverse workforces are not only attractive to potential employees; it also allows them to be more competitive in the global marketplace.  Fortune Magazine has published their list of their top 100 diverse companies for [...] Keep Reading »

Latina Style’s 50 Best Companies

Published: 08/27/2009
Latina Style Magazine recently announced their 50 best companies for Latinas to work for 2009.  This yearly report lists major corporations who take diversity initiatives seriously especially those addressing Hispanic Women.   This is important because while the number of unemployed individuals seems to be decreasing, according to the BLS the unemployment rate for adult Hispanic [...] Keep Reading »

Earnings by Demographics

Published: 08/24/2009
The BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) released their quarterly report earning by demographic. Here are their findings for the second quarter of 2009: • Women who usually worked full time had median earnings of $652 per week, or 80.0 percent of the $815 median for men. The female-to-male earnings ratios were higher among blacks (91.5 percent) [...] Keep Reading »