employment

We are just a couple of short weeks away from our 2016 Townsquare Media career fair and I only thought it would be fitting to give out a few pointers straight from the hiring companies mouths.  If this is your first career fair here are a couple of helpful tips that can help make you stand out...

It may not seem like it for Texans that find themselves out of work but, the Lone Star State is doing better than the rest of the nation. According to the Texas Workforce Commission, Texas had an unemployment rate of 4.4% for the month of May, unchanged from April...

With schools out for summer, a lot of teenagers and young adults will be looking for a job. Where are the best cities to find work? According to the website WalletHub, Plano is the best Texas city to find work. Looking a several metrics including median income of part-time workers and availability of summer jobs, Plano was ranked as the 17th best in the nation, making it the best city in the state

Being laid off from your job certainly isn't any fun. Severance pay, if you got any, only lasts so long, and finding a new job can be pretty tough, especially if you don't have many translatable skills. That's where a couple of workshops set for today (2/23) and tomorrow (2/24) may help...

That’s right! We’re career fairin’ round these parts. We hope you’ll join us for the APS Personnel, Waste Management and KLUB Classic Rock 106.9 career fair and employment expo Thursday, February 18 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Victoria...

We all know Texas is one of the best states when it comes to jobs and economic development, and now our fair city has moved up in the ranks for small town job growth. According the the website newgeography.com, Victoria has gained 8 spots in job growth from last year's rankings, coming in at 13th on the list...

The U.S. economy, which has been slogging through a long, slow, tepid recovery for years following the Great Recession of 2007-2009, showed several positive signs this week, including higher-than-expected jobs numbers and GDP growth.

With the start of a new year, you may be reassessing your career and thinking about your options. Should you stick it out where you are in hopes of climbing the proverbial corporate ladder? Should you start over by going back to school? Should you consider changing your major before you graduate? Naturally there are zillions of regular careers to choose from, but there are also many jobs that are

Considering how much most people hate looking for a job, Dave Herman is definitely one of the more motivated people we've come across this year. With just five days left in the year, he's worked 99 different jobs, and he's looking for a 100th.

Good news for Victorians looking for a job-more are on the way. Officials have begun work on a 2nd Wal-Mart location in the city, this one on the Houston Highway.