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America's Deadliest Jobs: “Librarian” Ranks as One of the Safest
Thinking about your career path? Have an aversion to danger? Don't go into these professions if your main concern is keeping out of danger. The safest jobs of all, with less than 1 death per 100,000 full-time workers, include secretaries, salespersons, food preparers and servers and librarians: America's Deadliest Jobs. read more »
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Five Mistakes Online Job Hunters Make
In a tight job market, building and maintaining an online presence is critical to networking and job hunting. Done right, it can be an important tool for present and future networking and useful for potential employers trying to get a sense of who you are, your talents and your experience. Done wrong, it can easily take you out of the running for most positions: Five Mistakes Online Job Hunters Make. read more »
EU banker bonuses held in check by Parliament
The blight of worldwide economic crisis has prompted European Parliament to vote in favor of capping EU banker bonuses, 625-28. In addition, extensive pension payouts were affected by the Parliament decision. The Associated Press reports that any short-term cash bonuses from next year can be limited. Now it is time for the rest of the world to follow suit. read more »
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U.S. Public Libraries: We Lose Them At Our Peril

The U.S. is beginning an interesting experiment in democracy: We're cutting public library funds, shrinking our public and school libraries, and in some places, shutting them altogether. These actions have nothing to do with whether the libraries are any good or whether the staff provides useful service to the community. Libraries are an essential service in action, as well as an effective leveler of privilege and avenue of reinvention. As budget cuts affect more facilities, children will be the first to suffer: U.S. public libraries: We lose them at our peril. read more »
The Myths and Truths about Background Checks

More than 80 percent of employers do a background check on potential employees by performing some form of employee screening. So, it’s a good idea that you understand the truth and myths surrounding background checks and what employers may learn about you. To ease your mind, here is an idea of what a potential employer can and cannot learn about you through a pre-employment background check: The Myths and Truths about Background Checks. read more »

