Women make up just 34% of STEM jobs. Look to college campuses to close the gap
An HR expert discusses how organizations can diversify the talent pool to incorporate more women, and protect STEM fields at the same time.
Recruiting
Benefits Think Need talent? Why employers should look beyond college degrees
Relevant skills, not a four-year degree, can make someone an ideal candidate for a role.
Gary Eimerman
Multiverse
Why remote workers are the happiest, despite being underpaid
A new report from ResumeBuilder shed some light on the benefits of staying remote, even if it means passing up on promotions.
20 high-paying jobs that don’t require a degree
From airline pilot to electrician, Resume Genius ranked the best jobs for applicants looking for competitive salaries without the college commitment.
States, cities brace for higher wage costs after hiring binge
Buoyed by tax revenue and federal stimulus funds, municipalities across the U.S. didn't hold back when replenishing their workforce.
Why are employers still prioritizing the white male experience at work?
Women, minorities and non-corporate workers are still struggling to feel seen by their employers.
The tech industry is still failing Black workers. Here’s why
A tech expert explains how companies can make their DEI initiatives more impactful.
20% of applicants will change their names on resumes to avoid discrimination
Employees are anxious that their names will reveal their race, gender or age and prevent them from getting a job.
4 ways to make a good impression in a job interview
Resume Genius shared tips and tricks to help job seekers navigate their interviews successfully.
Williams Sonoma, CVS Health among top 10 companies hiring remote workers
Flexjobs ranked which companies posted the highest amount of remote positions last year, highlighting which employers are still embracing flexibility.
10 best and worst cities to find a job in 2024
WalletHub's new report ranked cities based on job opportunities, median income and housing affordability as factors for job seekers to consider.
From AI to I-9: 3 hiring and compliance changes to manage in 2024
Angela Preston, SVP and counsel for corporate ethics and compliance at Sterling, breaks down which legislation changes are bound to trip up employers.
Need a workcation? Top 10 states for digital nomads in 2024
A recent study found the best locations for traveling workers based on how well equipped they are to support their needs.
Um, like, literally: 11 interview habits that may keep you from landing a job
A recent report revealed bad habits job seekers should avoid in their recruitment process.
Leadership is forcing new hires into offices — what’s next for RTO and WFH
Recent data from Perceptyx reveals that new recruits are heading back to the office in droves — but it's not necessarily because they want to.
Unemployed Americans are still struggling in a strong job market
The unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs market is only helping certain Americans keep spending while staying up-to-date on their bills.
10 cities with the best work-life balance, from Boise to Honolulu
New research ranked the best locations for job seekers looking to improve their work-life balance.
10 most in demand AI jobs for 2024
An AI-backed hiring platform recently ranked which jobs in the AI field are being looked at the most by tech job seekers.
Recruitment in 2024: Employees still hold power in the labor market
Checkr surveyed 1,000 executives about the hiring challenges they faced in 2023 and their predictions for recruitment in 2024.
New year, new job? The 10 best and worst states to find work
From employment growth to monthly salary, WalletHub ranked the best locations for job seekers.
