Employers in April posted the fewest job openings in five months, suggesting hiring will remain sluggish in the months ahead. Read more »

Musical sisters and BYU-Hawaii students Hailey and Allie Gardiner are encouraging students to pursue their career while in college just as they have, according to Ke Alaka'i. Read more »

Some careers are known to be more stable than others, but it's important to know how to take intelligent career risks. Read more »

Like any new addition to an office, Dolly had an adjustment period. The hardest part: learning not to bark at the mailman. Read more »

Once a rite of passage to adulthood, summer jobs for teens are disappearing. Read more »

If the current job isn't bringing home the bacon, job hunting can get tricky while trying to keep good ties with the current company, according to Work Buzz. Read more »

Readers have responded to several recent columns, including one in which I compared coaching a T-ball team to managing a team in an office environment. Here's a look at the contents of my virtual... Read more »

For many bosses, the economic rebound has kept them relatively secure, whereas their employees are getting the brunt of the blows from the recession, according to Bloomberg. Read more »

Aspiring authors are getting less dependent on book publishers to help them realize their dream. Read more »

In a recent survey, 45 percent of 100 women executives said having children limited their jobs "somewhat," 10 percent determined not to have children at all and 8 percent said that their career is... Read more »

Tips on how to impress employers and co-workers at your first job. Read more »

Many baby boomers continue to shine in the limelight of well-paying, secure jobs while their kids look for employment and are forced to accept low-paying positions. Read more »

Texting at work isn't the best way to impress employers, yet 82 percent of college graduates are found texting throughout work hours, according to a study on professionalism in the workplace. Read more »

Financial experts blame a lack of financial literacy for misunderstandings about credit and personal finance that overwhelm the average consumer, according to a release from Credit Card Select, a... Read more »

My children finish another school year on Wednesday, and that means my annual week of mild bitterness is about to begin. Actually, to be honest, sometimes it lasts more than a week. Read more »

Whose desk is messier? A new study conducted at San Diego State University and University of Arizona indicates men’s work spaces contain more bacteria. Read more »

Appearance is what it's about in a Michigan high school class - what the student is wearing and being on time helps the students' grade, as opposed to testing what's in books. Read more »

Americans' lack of attachment to their neighborhood has increased career opportunities compared to people in other developed nations. Read more »

More than one-third of the companies surveyed said they couldn't find the exact employee needed. Read more »

Spending more than you earn or saving pennies for a rainy day could be results from listening to parents. Read more »

About 41 percent of CFOs surveyed felt that balancing work and personal demands gave the biggest stress. Read more »

Major League Lacrosse players are picking up a side job to help pay the bills. Read more »

More than two-thirds of employers were affected by a bad hire last year. About 41 percent estimate a single bad hire cost them $25,000. Read more »

It seemed like a good idea at the time. Read more »

According to a new survey of more than 1,400 CFOs, 41 percent said trying to balance work and personal responsibilities is their greatest source of workplace stress. Here are five things you should... Read more »