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Where am I supposed to find a job? The Province New Westminster's Paige MacKenzie already has a BA in international studies with a minor in political science, but she's considering upgrading her education to find work in a competitive market. But is more education the answer in a tough economy? See all stories on this topic » The Province

Fair eyed to help Wallingford students find summer jobs Meriden Record-Journal WALLINGFORD — School officials are planning a job fair to help students with their search for summer jobs. It's still in the initial stages, but it would take place in the beginning of May at one of the high schools, said Gail McCormack, the community ... See all stories on this topic »

Medical body seeks guarantee of jobs for docs Daily News & Analysis But after four and a half years of gruelling study and examinations, the vast majority of those who qualify to become doctors cannot find a decent job. While some struggle to set up private practice, many others can remain unemployed for three, four or ... See all stories on this topic » Daily News & Analysis

GWU: set up ETC unit to find migrants work Times of Malta The exploitation of irregular immigrants could be controlled by setting up a unit within the Employment and Training Corporation to help them find fair jobs, General Workers' Union general secretary Tony Zarb has proposed. Foreign Affairs Minister ... See all stories on this topic »

Andrea Kay: Thinkers have value in today's job market Indianapolis Star With the cry for skilled workers in science, technology, engineering and math you would think that people only with those degrees can find jobs. Like most things in this world, the job market is not that simple. First, let me point out that a lot of ... See all stories on this topic »

Jobs of Hope program gives graduates 'a chance to prove themselves' Greeley Tribune Manzanares, a former gang member, recently graduated from the Jobs of Hope Program, which aims at helping young men learn life skills and find work. Jobs of Hope accepts men ages 16-24 who have been part of a gang, have been locked up or have ... See all stories on this topic »

IDS 'misrepresenting statistics' Hartlepool Mail Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has been accused of misrepresenting Government statistics in order to claim that his cap on benefits is driving people to find work. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) released figures on Friday ... See all stories on this topic » Hartlepool Mail

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