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This Year, Workers Need a Break »

Memorial Day is probably my favorite holiday of the year. Not only does the holiday honor fallen men and women of the military, it marks the unofficial start of summer for many people. After May 31st, it’ll be time for barbecues, white pants and summer vacations. In recent years, though, many of us have foregone that last part [...]

Social media guidelines in your job search and workplace »

Last week I was in a café when I overheard a conversation next to me. At a nearby table, a supervisor from a child care agency was interviewing a young job seeker. The interviewer asked the young college student a series of questions about her experience, education goals and schedule. From what I gathered, she [...]

Weight Gain at Work »

I know a thing or two about work-related weight gain. I once gained 5 pounds while interning at an investor relations firm because I couldn’t stay away from the meeting leftovers. And while I was a freelance writer, I purposely kept my cupboards bare so I couldn’t take a Cheetos break every five minutes. In [...]

Is boxing or yoga better for your job woes? »

Recently, the staff here was challenged to take part in a fitness competition to encourage health and wellness among employees. It didn’t take long for people to choose teams and begin strategizing so they could claim the sweet reward of a body to rival those soccer players gracing this month’s cover of Vanity Fair —and a nice [...]

Summer job season not too hot »

Whenever I think of summer jobs, the first thing that comes to mind is “Meatballs” and those wacky CITs from Camp North Star. Sure they complained and wanted pity — the kids were brats; the food was hideous – but you know they were having fun. Alas, rarely is a job – summer or otherwise [...]

Mother’s Day Survey: The Effect of a Tough Economy on Working Moms »

In honor of Mother’s Day, The Work Buzz presents the results of CareerBuilder’s annual survey of working mothers, along with a few mom-friendly tips on creating a favorable work/life balance during the “Great Recession.” By now, most of us have felt the effects of our harsh economy firsthand.  Whether you’ve lost a job, found yourself [...]

Best cities for 2010 grads »

College senior Kaitlin Ripple has always known the business world was competitive. Yet when she started Baldwin-Wallace College, located in a suburb outside of Cleveland, Ohio, she had no way of knowing how cutthroat it would be when she finally received her diploma. Now with graduation days away, Ripple is contemplating her next move. While she’d [...]

Laid-off workers report finding work »

While we continue to trudge through this economy, analysts, experts and anyone with a microphone are quick to predict the future. Things will be better in this quarter or when that happens. Hopefully anyone predicting a rosy future is right, but right now we need something concrete to judge the situation. A recent CareerBuilder survey [...]

Tax time dilemmas for workers and job seekers »

Tax season can be, well, taxing to say the least, and this year it might be more so on many Americans who are unemployed, have seen their incomes shrink or are hoping for a sizable return to pay off bills. For cash-strapped workers, a tax return can be a much-needed income boost. According to a [...]

Good news: Employers are ready to hire in the coming months »

Job seekers, employers, analysts and any other person who’s paid attention to the news for the last two years has been looking for signs that the economy has a brighter future. Well, optimists, we might have what you’re looking for. Today CareerBuilder and USA Today released their quarterly job forecast, and for the third consecutive [...]