New year, new career: 5 tips for changing occupations
| January 2017
Read this article for suggestions on turning your resolution into reality.
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QUICK TIP: CareerOneStop, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, is updating its career videos library.
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New BLS data show percentage of workers with professional certifications and licenses.
QUICK TIP: Use free classroom materials on labor, economics, and more for students of all ages from the Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER).
QUICK TIP: Find jobs by location, create and post a resume, and explore jobseeker resources.
QUICK TIP: Contact BLS if you need a speaker for presentations on the U.S. labor market.
QUICK TIP: Online tools and resources help entrepreneurs develop their ideas.
QUICK TIP: A report analyzes BLS data to explore how skills, job tasks, technology, and trade affect earnings and employment.
QUICK TIP: Mentorship opportunities available for high school students from minority groups underrepresented in medicine.
QUICK TIP: Scholarships offered to students pursuing a degree in food science.
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