By: Terence P. Jeffrey (CNSNews.com) – The United States lost 9,000 manufacturing jobs in October while gaining 19,000 jobs in government, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Government employment grew from 22,216,000 in September to 22,235,000

Skilled employees at the BMW plant in South Carolina. (Image: SC Technical College System) By: Nicholas Wyman  In a highly polarized election cycle, it is hard to find a topic on which presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump agree.

By: Paul Curran Developers who focus on secure development skills find themselves in high demand. Developers who choose to augment their knowledge with secure development skills will find themselves in the most in-demand career field as the growth in cyberattacks

Instructor helps a student participating in a woodworking manufacturing training program in Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Photographer: Tim Boyle/Bloomberg Charlie Negron By: Nicholas Wyman Throughout most of U.S. history, American high school students were routinely taught vocational and job-ready skills along with

Looking for a job? Whether you just graduated or are simply looking to make a change, it might be time to reconsider your location — not all cities are created equally. And which city will give you the most opportunity

By: Tony Merevick As you may know all too well by now, writing a resume with all the right keywords, the best information about yourself, and just enough exaggeration is already a major obstacle standing between you and an exciting

By Michael Bernick, San Francisco At community colleges throughout California, Career Technical Education (CTE) is attracting sharply increased funding and growth. Focused on training for the “new technician” jobs, CTE offers promise of building a new middle class. Is this so?

By Alistair Cox Around the world, millions of students have recently graduated from university and college and for many, September often marks a milestone month as they enter the world of work. Unfortunately, this won’t be the case for everyone.

By: Jonathan Sosnay A new study by the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance shows Seattle’s minimum wage increase has also increased unemployment. No surprise there given what happened in Puerto Rico. Basic economics states the higher the price

And it’s a talent many of you likely don’t have By: Catey Hill If terms like SQL, Python and JavaScript aren’t on your radar, employers may not be interested in hiring you. Roughly half of the jobs in the top