According to a story in The Yakima Herald-Republic, Richard Foster had put in a two-week notice at his job in order to search for→

eTravel Blackboard: With the recent launch of JetBlue’s Promise Program, many tourism operators have been working on similar programs to stimulate travellers from the→

In September 2008, Joe DeLoss took a job as director of social enterprise at Lutheran Social Services, a 300-bed homeless shelter in Columbus, Ohio,→

The Washington Post: The nation’s smallest firms trimmed their staffs ever so slightly over the past few months, losing an average of 0.04 workers→

BusinessWeek: The company’s Small Business Revenue Index shows that retail, professional services, construction and real estate businesses saw revenue increases in April. Revenue was→

We often hear about good people unable to find work. What about the companies who are hiring but cannot find good employees? The Washington→

MarketWatch: For the period spanning Dec. 24 to Jan. 23, Intuit reported small business employment inched up 0.2%, equating to an annual growth rate→

Instead of going to China, Bruce Cochrane set up his business in the US to give Americans jobs. His actions grabbed the attention of→

How many jobs could your company add if the state paid for your employees to train? In North Carolina, it has helped hundreds of→

If your business is located in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Vermont or Washington, make sure you’re prepared for an increase in minimum→

Small Business Trends: Overall, small business owners tend to “hold the line.” No matter what the economic situation, over the past 10 years the→

The National Federation of Independent Business said employment fell by an average of 0.1 per firm from 0.3 in September, according to its survey→

Job placement companies are not new, but they are still a booming business. This is something Sheri Welsh knows a lot about. In 2002,→

What would happen if every business took a moment to create one new job opening with in the company? Through one job opening at→

John Paul Titlow over at ReadWriteWeb.com reports that this year proved to be a strong one for online employment, as more and more took→

Larry Keast had every reason to be proud of himself. He had managed to bootstrap his business from something in his garage into a→

The New York Times explores this question, stating simply: “The longer people stay out of work, the more trouble they have finding new work.”→

From mega tax breaks to innovative business incubators, CNNMoney reports these places offer compelling incentives to would-be entrepreneurs. 1. Pittsburgh 2. Miami 3. Menlo→

It’s a finders keepers job market out there says The New York Post. More and more companies are paying their employees a bounty for→

According to USA TODAY, a suburban Philadelphia philanthropist who believes charity is a powerful incentive thinks he can help get Americans back to work→