With the housing market and factory jobs making a comeback, it appears as if companies will need more workers with speciality trades on their resumes in the new year.

Microsoft said it will launch more retail stores across the U.S. in 2013, a move that will open up a variety of opportunities for job seekers with customer service skills on their resume.

Candidates looking for work in 2013 should have luck across a number of industries after a new report has found improving employment trends, especially for job seekers with postsecondary training on their resumes.

Computer giant Apple's recent announcement that it was bringing back a number of manufacturing jobs from overseas underscores the need for companies to find workers with postsecondary education and specific skills on their resumes.

Next year should be a good one for job seekers looking to work in the restaurant industry.

As a growing number of manufacturers expect to bring more jobs back to the U.S. to beat the high cost of doing business overseas, many companies say the industry may not have enough workers with the right skills on their resumes to fill job openings in the future.

Despite a new report that the job market is growing faster for graduates who have an associate's degree on their resume, there is evidence that companies are still looking for candidates who have slightly more education.

A new report by the Greater Houston Restaurant Association (GHRA) has found that the hospitality industry is one of the top job creators in Houston, Texas.

While a new recruitment trends report finds that students who will graduate from college next spring can expect continued job growth, there will be an increase in demand for so-called "middle-class" workers who have 2-year degrees on their resumes.

Florida Governor Rick Scott is challenging state education officials to make it less costly for students to add a college degree to their resume in the future.