Employment
Marylanders In Need Of Work Attend National Careers Fair
Looking for work. Even as the unemployment rate continues to drop, thousands of Marylanders are still struggling to find jobs.
Lines Snake Around The Building For Maryland Live! Casino Hiring Event
On this St. Patrick’s Day, some people who are feeling lucky headed to the casino. That’s what thousands did Saturday morning.
Proposed Metro Budget Calls For 1,000 New Hires
A new budget proposal that would raise Metro fares also calls for the hiring of more than 1,000 employees.
Employers Picking Up The Tab For Loans To States
States that borrowed billions from the federal government to keep unemployment benefits flowing through the recession now have to start paying those loans back, and they’re hitting businesses with new assessments and higher taxes to make that happen.
Sen. Cardin Unveils Green Jobs Bill
Maryland lawmakers focus on getting people back to work. U.S. Senator Ben Cardin has proposed a change in the federal tax code to boost the construction industry.
U.S. Secretary Of Education, Gov. O’Malley Announce Job Skills Partnership
Gov. Martin O’Malley joined U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan to announce a public-private partnership with Discovery Communications to promote job skills.
Mid-Atlantic Green Job Portal Goes Online
Maryland labor officials say job seekers have a new online tool for finding green jobs.
Recent College Grads On The Hunt For Jobs
The job market is tight, student loans are high and graduation is near. That’s the dilemma many college graduates face this year.
Smithsonian Offers Buyouts Amid Budget Pressures
The Smithsonian Institution is offering buyouts to its federal employees for the second time in two years amid federal budget constraints.
Meeting Set In Baltimore County Over School Budget
The superintendent of public schools in Baltimore County is set to meet with the County Council about a proposed $1.3 billion budget that would eliminate nearly 200 teaching positions.
Lt. Gov. Brown Announces Jobs Effort For Md. Veterans
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has announced a new initiative to help transitioning veterans find jobs.
Amid Budget Woes, Baltimore Explores Sponsorships
Whether it’s convincing sports equipment companies to donate gear for city T-ball teams, posting a corporate logo on municipal vehicles, or selling naming rights to city parks or City Hall, Baltimore is hoping partnering with businesses will help the city pay its bills during difficult financial times.


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