UN ranks the best countries to live
If you are looking for the best country to live and work in, the UN Human Development Report can help you out. The study checked […]
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Ten Great Careers That Offer Flexibility
Are you looking for a job that will offer you a flexible work arrangement? There are some professions that have more leeway to accommodate your desires.
How to Switch Jobs for Better Career Opportunities
When your parents and grandparents graduated from college, they landed a job and stayed with the same company until retiring. Those days are long gone.
Watch: What is Jobs Across The World?
In this video, we explain what Jobs Across The World is.
UN Report Ranks the Best Countries to Live
According to UN Report, the top country to live in for the standard of living, education, and life expectancy, is Norway.
Salaries Rising for Highly-Skilled Foreign Workers in the U.S.
A decade ago, they were being paid a median salary of $69,000, while today being paid a median salary of $80,000. The U.S. government is making this information about H-1B applicants public for the first time in history.
Thousands of Taiwanese Work in China
Eddie Chan, along with 420,000 of his Taiwanese counterparts, chose to earn a higher wage by working in mainland China. He moved from Taipei, the Taiwanese capital, to Beijing to study for a Masters on a full scholarship in 2014.
The Best Places to Interview for Jobs in the UK
Airbus, the pan-European aerospace group, was named to be the best company at which to have an interview, with 94 percent of those interviewed, even those rejected for a position, saying the interview experience overall was positive.
Economy Creates 480,000 Full-Time Jobs in Spain
The Spanish economy continues a three-year recovery that is leaving its peers behind. Household expenditures came close to doubling to 0.7 percent in three months with strong job creation, which grew to 0.9 percent, according to the National Statistics Office.
More Workers Needed to Fill Positions in Scotland
The data collected from a survey filled out by around 100 employment and recruitment agencies in Scotland show an increase in demand for temporary and permanent workers, caused by vacancies in the computing and IT sector.
