Tips: Best Books for Jobseekers
By Frances Chaves You can learn just about anything from a book — whether it is in print or digital format. Job seeking is no exception. However, there are millions […]
Category: Tips
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Zany IRS Rules For Job Search Deductions
By Barbara Perone Even if you itemize the deductions on your federal income taxes, you cannot deduct job search costs under miscellaneous deductions unless they relate to your last job […]
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PSGCNJ Job-Search Tip #31 video
By Kenneth Hitchner Can you name the three main components of a successful job-search campaign? Ok, I will: Searching, Networking and Training. The Professional Service Group of Central New Jersey […]
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Recruiter: Replace Your Résumé With a Business Plan
By Fran Sullivan So, now you’re unemployed and you’re competing with many other job seekers to find work. Okay, what do you do first? If you’re like most, you’ll probably […]
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Tips to Saving Money When Funds are Tight
By Lisa Jacobs Like me, I’m sure many of you are looking for ways to lower spending and save money while unemployed or underemployed on in transition. The time between […]
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Will Work For – Nothing
By Paul Alagna Boy, I sure hope this outrages you as much as it does me! There are some companies out there, who shall remain nameless, that are using the […]
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Popular Job Scam: Gone “Phishing”
By Barbara Perone WANTED: Job scammer. Conscience not required. Must be able to bilk unsuspecting job seekers out of money or steal their personal information or both. Fast-talking, cunning con […]
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Is Ageism Alive or Dead?
By Frances Chaves Discriminating against a person in employment is illegal in this country. The Age Discrimination Act of 1967 prohibits employment discrimination against persons 40 years of age or […]
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Glassdoor’s Shaky Employment Confidence Survey
By Frances Chaves Glassdoor’s 2013 Employment Confidence Survey suggests that the employment situation may be improving but people’s confidence lags behind.
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