Altering Language of Job Descriptions May Not Help Address Diversity Issues
Gender-neutral job postings have little impact on pool of applicants
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Scientists Find “Weaker Ties” Are More Beneficial for Job Seekers on LinkedIn
Paper presents first large-scale experimental evidence on causal effects of strong and weak ties on job mobility
Survey of AI Trends Finds Advances in Working with Human Languages, Global Reach
The group’s report helps governmental agencies and provides updates for people whose lives will be affected by new developments in AI
Planning the Next Step in Your Career
When you’re a lab manager, it can be challenging to find the time to work on your own career development
As Seasoned Lab Professionals Retire, Certified Staff Needed to Supply Future Workforce
Medical laboratory profession needs to intensify recruitment efforts to stem the workforce shortage: ASCP 2016-2017 Vacancy Survey
Time for a Career Change?
What are the alternatives for those ambitious individuals who are blocked for promotion, whose job has lost its challenge, or who have lost their job?
Basic Personality Changes Linked to Unemployment, Study Finds
Changes may add to challenge of finding new jobs.
Lab Supervisor Makes List of Fastest-Growing US Jobs
Good news for laboratory supervisors–their position has made CNN Money’s top 10 list of quickest-growing jobs in America, released Jan. 27.
Study Untangles Divergent U.S. Job-Tenure Patterns
Greater Job Continuity for Married Moms Masks Trend Toward Shorter-Term Employment Among Men, Never-Married Women.
Survey Reveals Improving Salary and Employment Picture for Chemists
With the U.S. economy slowly trudging back from recession and uncertainties remaining about government sequestration, the employment and salary snapshot for chemists and chemical engineers in 2013 shows that salaries and the job market are improving.