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Three in Ten Companies Expect to Hire for Executive Level Positions Over Next Six Months
2012-05-15
20 percent of companies have executives under the age of 30; 41 percent of companies don’t have diverse executive leaders (African American, Asian, Hispanic, GLBT, Disabled, etc.; 22 percent of companies don’t have female executives - More
Employers Share Encouraging Perspectives and Tips for the Unemployed in New CareerBuilder Survey
2012-04-04
A nationwide survey from CareerBuilder provides encouraging news and tips from employers to help unemployed workers land new jobs. The vast majority of employers – 85 percent - reported that they are more understanding of employment gaps post-recession. - More
Retirement May Be a Thing of the Past, New CareerBuilder Survey Finds
2012-02-29
Majority of Mature Workers Plan to Work After Retiring - More
Temporary and Contract Hiring to Increase in 2012, According to CareerBuilder Survey
2012-01-25
CareerBuilder releases list of top staffing job titles, showing range of industries and skill levels - More
Real Average Hourly Earnings Rises 0.2% in December
2012-01-24
Real average hourly earnings for all employees rose 0.2 percent from November to December, seasonally adjusted, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. This change stems from a 0.2 percent increase in average hourly earnings, while the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) remained unchanged. - More
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