Coronavirus isn’t the end of your career
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Coping with the effects of unemployment during COVID-19
Try these strategies to take care of your mental and emotional health as you navigate the days ahead.
In the pandemic era, the new hiring manager is now a chatbot
Automation helps restaurants and retailers move fast to screen, interview and hire workers.
Coronavirus forces students, employers get creative about internships
About 80% of employers nationwide are making changes to their programs, including shortening the length of the internships they offer or asking interns to work...
How to do a virtual job search successfully. Step 1: Wear pants
Whatever you wear, the most important thing for job seekers is to get a head start on the surge of unemployed people who are going...
Furloughed or unemployed? Experts offer advice to those considering a career change
Steps sidelined workers can take during this time of economic uncertainty and anxiety.
Which companies need workers? Hiring shifts to services as coronavirus shakes economy
At least for the moment, hiring has dropped to just about zero for many jobs, including waiters, receptionists, maintenance workers and ticket-takers.
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