There has been a rebound in monthly job advertisement figures in Australia.

As the wars slog on and on and on, the consequences at home grow. The war in Iraq is now expected to cost Americans $3 trillion dollars, once all the borrowing and spending has finally been accounted for. That figure, by the way, represents cockeyed optimism -- the debts continue to rise.

Over three fifths of IT professionals have kept their resolutions, with 30% finding a new job since the New Year

Online Hiring Falls Slightly Following Record Growth in February. HR Sector Hit Hardest.

The just-released March jobs report was another bad news for the U.S. economy as it lost 80,000 jobs in March adding to growing fears of analysts and investors that the downward trend toward recession is increasing and that the U.S. Economy is moving toward recession.

Digital Media is the hot sector du jour in Ontario, and for good reason. It is one of those rising sectors that are the great hope to support economic growth in an age of de-industrialization. In case you hadn’t heard, there’s a bit of a government-led gold rush going on.

The March ADP Employment Report indicated jobs grew by 8,000 in the private sector. The consensus estimate called for a loss of 45,000. February's rate was revised to a drop of 18,000 from a drop of 23,000.

An in depth review of a popular work at home opportunity.

Online Hiring Rebounds From Seasonal Dip in January. Significant Increases in Healthcare, Social Work; and Management and Consulting Sectors.

Apparently a Maryland women was earning a living by combining the new work-at-home ethic with the world's oldest profession. Police in Maryland have arrested a woman and charged her with running a prostitution business at her apartment complex, according to a story from Fox News.

The German electronics firm Siemens is to scrap 6800 jobs in its subsidiary, SEN. SEN, which makes telecommunications systems for large companies, has been hit hard by the rise of internet telephony.

UK knowledge workers come top against France and Germany in meeting effectiveness and worst in information management