With the economy the way it is, everyone is looking for a break. Some have opted for part time work, others volunteer, and some have even taken unpaid internships to pass the time until a better position comes along. But some are finding that their unpaid internship is getting them nowhere fast. In fact, state [...]
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All work and no pay – interns
Posted in Employment, tagged economy, internships, jobs, unpaid interns on April 8, 2010 | Comments Off
Keep the change: another reason to pinch those pennies
Posted in Employment, Money, tagged assistance programs, unemployment benefits, unemployment extension on April 6, 2010 | Comments Off
For the second time, unemployment benefits will be expiring for thousands. And once again it’s over money and concerns about how high the deficit may get. But what about the folks who depend on unemployment to pay for bills, medicine and food, the gas needed to be able to look for a job? Even if [...]
Too many jobs – a part-time juggling act
Posted in Employment, tagged assistance, jobs, part-time work on March 24, 2010 | Comments Off
As hours and employees continue to be cut, some folks are having to take on a few part-time gigs to make ends meet. If this sounds like you, don’t pull your hair out just yet. Working multiple part-time jobs isn’t easy, but there are ways to cope with the extra stress and crazy schedule: Keep [...]
Don’t worry, be happy – even at work
Posted in Employment, Health Care, tagged health, jobs, stress on March 16, 2010 | Comments Off
When you spend much of your lifetime at work, it’s important that you’re happy there. This may sound easier said than done – but it’s really not. Even if you don’t love your job, there are things you can do to make work less of a chore. Picking up a few of these Tips to [...]
Helping your teen find a job
Posted in Employment, tagged job search, teens on March 12, 2010 | Comments Off
Looking for a job, when you have a wealth of experience, is difficult enough in today’s market. But as a teen, this can seem overwhelming and impossible. Fortunately, there are several sites, resources and networks that can help your teen find a job even they’ll get excited about. Where to start? Here are a few [...]
When life gives you lemons…
Posted in Employment, Money, tagged economy, job loss, unemployment on March 8, 2010 | Comments Off
When 6.1 million Americans have been out of work for the last 6 months and 36,000 jobs were lost in February – things can seem pretty bleak. But it’s not all bad news. Economists are seeing signs that suggest the economy may begin creating more jobs than it’s losing. Don’t give up. There are plenty [...]
Get Empowered with the National Urban League
Posted in Education, Employment, Health Care, Homeownership, tagged I Am Empowered, National Urban League, One Economy on March 3, 2010 | Comments Off
To be empowered ultimately means to discover and recognize your abilities and use them. The I Am Empowered campaign can help you do just that. I Am Empowered is part of a much larger vision from the National Urban League along with various partners, such as One Economy, that strives to bridge the digital divide [...]
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