With overall unemployment figures at 2.45 million (7.7 per cent), and graduate unemployment at 21,000, many students are struggling to find work, and the situation has shown no signs of improvement. Until now.

Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) July 12, 2004
Burghbiz.com launches new career finder.

Burghbiz.com, an online shopping and coupon network, expands due to significant customer base growth. One of the few success stories in the online market, Burghbiz.com has announced the launch of its new career finder website, which will allow people to search for open positions as well helping employers fill the positions they have open.

Burghbiz.com, announced the July opening of a new career finder website.

“The addition of this service is a key component of our long-term growth,” said …

Lenexa, KS (Vocus) September 14, 2010 —
B. E. Smith—the only full-service leadership solutions firm dedicated exclusively to healthcare providers—has launched a new career center on their website at careers.BESmith.com that provides quick access to dozens of highly sought-after, industry-leading positions.

B. E. Smith’s Career Center gives candidates much greater control over their search, since they can upload information and resumes tailored to each position they apply for, according to Doug Smith, president …

New Career Skills Sparks A Career Change–Train To Be An Electrician
(PRWEB) June 16, 2005
By 2008 Great Britain will be short of 36,700 electricians unless 7,340 electricians join the profession every year.*
Reasons for shortages include limited capacity within colleges to address the problem and oversubscription on courses. With new building regulation, Part P introduced in January 2005, the demand for skilled electricians is sure to increase further.
Aiming to reduce injuries and accidents in the home, Part P stipulates any significant electrical work in a household must be carried out by a …

More jobs are on the chopping block this month, as NASA gave pink slips to more than 1,200 employees on October 1, according to reports by ABCActionNews.com
These layoffs come with an effort to dwindle the number of employees that are on the payrolls, as the Space Shuttle program retires. When the program is terminated for good in 2011, 9,000 employees are expected to be laid off. A big majority of those being laid off are ones that were with the program in the 1980s.
The program isn’t going under quietly… at …