Employment

As technology continues to advance, a look at employment trends finds a bevy of new careers is being created across a variety of sectors.

Boston, Massachusetts, is in the top 10 of the nation's largest cities for income and employment growth.

Recent and future graduates heading out into the workforce for the first time may feel as if a lack of experience on their resume will hurt their chances of finding a good job.

The new Small Business Employment Index by Intuit Incorporated is showing promise for professionals with business experience on their resumes, with the sector adding approximately 55,000 jobs last month.

Job seekers looking for employment in emerging fields may want to consider non-traditional work options as new hiring trends point to increased hiring in the cloud.

With the holiday season fast approaching, job seekers may want to consider working a seasonal job in order to add skills to their resume and fill in additional work experience in order to bridge any gaps in employment.

A new report by the Brookings Institution found that there is a direct link to the amount of education a job seeker has on his or her resume and the unemployment rate.

With the country still in doubt over a quick economic recovery, a recent survey found that Texas is still thriving when it comes to adding numbers to its workforce

Older job seekers may want to look toward employment trends to successfully navigate today's competitive market and find out which sectors are doing the most hiring.

While the debate rages on about the benefits of a liberal arts education versus a degree in a specialized field, one college professor says a background in humanities on a candidate's resume may mean better long-term jobs prospects.