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Military personnel develop many skills that naturally fit in a workplace, including a strong work ethic, respect for authority, ability to adapt to change, teamwork, mission focus, punctuality and discipline. As Memorial Day approaches, here are four ways benefits managers can better connect with this segment of the workforce.

When it’s time to report to the big boss, it almost always comes down to numbers and benefits managers are no different. Knowing what to bring to the table in discussions with the company executives can have a positive impact on future budgets and considerations for your department. The following metrics, from the Kandor Group, are some of the measurements most important to company executives.

One-third of organizations have already signed up college students to begin working before or after their graduation, according to the Society for Human Resource Management’s Hiring of 2015 College Graduates survey. The following guidelines provide some tips and insight when screening new applicants who have just collected their bachelor degrees.

Sick leave has been an industry hot-button topic, and even in his most recent State of the Union Address, President Barack Obama called for a paid leave law to sign. Any federal paid leave law would likely be modeled after one of the paid leave laws passed by state or local governments.

As technology changes, job paths take a different direction and new opportunities can blossom into fulfilling careers. WalletHub’s 2015 Entry Level Report points to the following 10 jobs as some of the best, with potential for growth into a career. WalletHub took stock of the entry-level job market and compared 109 different types of positions based on 11 key metrics, ranging from starting salaries to industry growth rates.

College graduates are about to hit the market, looking for new career paths - but there are some jobs they may want to avoid. WalletHub’s new 2015 Entry Level Report points to the following 10 jobs as some of the worst with potential for growth into a career. WalletHub took stock of the entry-level job market and compared 109 different types of positions based on 11 key metrics, ranging from starting salaries to industry growth rate.

If numbers were a passion while growing up, a job-seeker's future may — mathematically speaking — be as bright as possible. According to CareerCast’s most recent report, one of the more common skills among the most fast-paced and sought-after jobs on the market today includes math. The following 10 careers are considered the best jobs of 2015.

As the job market further diversifies and new vocations emerge while old ones fade away, a common skill among CareerCast’s top-rated jobs is math. Not everyone is so lucky to be in a growing field, however, and CareerCast has also found what might be considered the least attractive jobs in 2015 - many involving dangerous work conditions, or a murky job market.

When interviewing for a new job, tension can be high. Typical ways candidates show their nerves are through averted eye contact or fidgeting with jewelry. Careerbuilder surveyed close to 2,200 hiring managers and created this list of the most bizarre behavior they've seen during job interviews.

The Apple Watch, Apple’s entry into the smartwatch market, is now on display in Apple Stories -- and online preorders started Friday. The device will be officially on sale April 24. Here are eight things to know about the watch, which will start at $349.