How to Get a Better Job and Make More Money, Sick at Work?, Work Lessons from Marie Kondo, and the Fastest-Growing Job Sectors

We recently surveyed our clients and asked for their New Year hiring resolutions. Here’s what hiring managers are resolved to do in 2019...

At last count, there were about 7 million open jobs in the U.S. — a near-record high. And while wages are up for everyone, job switchers are raking in more money than those who stay put…

Nearly 40 percent of people admit going to work sick because of a fear of "missing out." Women are better than men at taking steps to avoid getting the flu at work, which is likely one big virus incubator thanks to sick co-workers returning prematurely…

On Netflix’s new show “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo,” people purge mountains of their possessions and get their lives organized under the guidance of tidying expert Marie Kondo. The show is based on her book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, which sold millions of copies and made her “KonMari” method into a verb.

Live to work or work to live? Americans are notorious workaholics, but in recent years, many of us have started becoming more mindful of striking a better harmony between our office life and our personal life. We've begun to prioritize jobs that allow for the much-needed flexibility to be successful in the corporate world and also at home…

By the end of the year, there were about 16 million people working in healthcare -- about 11 percent of all jobs in the overall economy A lot of jobs were created in the U.S. in 2018, and healthcare accounted for 346,000 of them, for an average of 29,000 jobs per month. That's an increase over the 2017 total of 284,000 healthcare jobs created. Based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest data…