Category Archives: Employment and Finding Jobs
Act on New Career Ideas to Find Jobs You Really Want
By Rhonda Campbell New career ideas could signal a need for change. New career ideas could also lead you to greater happiness, a more balanced lifestyle and a larger income. Bottom line. If you’ve spent the last several months, or, … Continue reading
Small Business is Big Business in 2012 Presidential Election
By Rhonda Campbell Small business took center stage at the first 2012 United States presidential debate. Considering the fact that small businesses comprise 99.7 percent of the employers in the United States, it makes good sense to spotlight small businesses … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Employment and Finding Jobs, Growing Business, Managing Employees, Starting a Business, Working With Government Agencies
Tagged 2012 presidential election, bureau of labor statistics, department of labor, freelancers, fuel the economy, huffington post, independent contractors, mitt romney, non-employee workforces, president obama, presidential debate, small business administration, small business grants, small business owners, small businesses
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Getting Hired by the Government – Federal Employment Requirements
By Rhonda Campbell By working for the federal government you can receive several benefits, including retirement, health insurance and paid time off benefits. During your government job search, if you get hired to work for federal agencies when you are … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Finding Jobs, Working With Government Agencies
Tagged apply for government jobs, civil service examination, civil service jobs, federal employment, full time government, full time government jobs, full time jobs, full time work, General Schedule, getting hired by the government, Office of Personnel Management
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Get Hired as a State Employee – Find Local Government Agency Work
By Rhonda Campbell Healthcare and retirement benefits associated with local, state and federal jobs are generally excellent. For example, if you get hired as a teacher, depending on policies in the school district where you work you may be … Continue reading
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Tagged displaced worker, federal jobs, government agency work, government employee, government jobs, government recruiting sites, government worker, hired into government jobs, job boards, job seekers, state and federal jobs, state employee, unemployed worker
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