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Job applicants must write resume that can compete with artificial intelligence - Vimarsana News

Job applicants must write resume that can compete with artificial intelligence

The number of open jobs in the country has fallen below 9 million for the first time since 2021, but while employment rate remains low, the challenge of standing out to land one of these jobs remains high.

'It's a crisis': Child care program facing significant backlog - Vimarsana News

'It's a crisis': Child care program facing significant backlog

Neomi Fletcher’s family is growing by two as she expects twins. Her 21-month-old daughter will soon become a big sister.

Looking for a job: People with 40 years plus of work experience are fastest growing group in city of Houston - Vimarsana News

Looking for a job: People with 40 years plus of work experience are fastest growing group in city of Houston

In Houston, people who are 65 and older are among the highest and fastest-growing age groups currently looking for work.

Source: abc13.com
ABC13's virtual job fair anniversary: Who's Hiring events continue to help people connect with employers, programs after 3 years - Vimarsana News

ABC13's virtual job fair anniversary: Who's Hiring events continue to help people connect with employers, programs after 3 years

ABC13's Who's Hiring job fairs have continued to help people connect with employers and programs three years after the pandemic hit.

Source: abc13.com
Economy not responding to higher interest rates, unexpectedly large jobs report - Vimarsana News

Economy not responding to higher interest rates, unexpectedly large jobs report

Reports say more than 500,000 jobs were created in the first month of 2023 which is not how the economy expected to act in the face of higher interest rates.