Employment

I was having a conversation with a friend concerning a post I had put up on Facebook concerning the statistic that one in four employers won’t employ a person with a disability. I stated that I felt dejected and out of the four comments on the post, three of them…

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the participation rate for people with disabilities in the workplace stands at 20.6% compared to 68.6% of those without disabilities. 19.1 percent of persons with a disability were employed, up from 17.9 percent in 2020, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. Persons who…

We have often read or heard that employers say that employees don’t stay with them for a long period of time. They blame employees for job hopping and claim that they give everything to the employees so that employees are happy and satisfied at work. …

The story of a useless degree, a large amount of student loan debt, and finally getting an entry-level finance job, but deciding it was not for me. — 2013. Yes, ten years ago, I graduated from a regional state college with a bachelor’s degree in social sciences. With my college boyfriend, I moved to a big city in my state, eager to get my career started. The boyfriend was able to secure decent employment fairly easily. He has…

and How to Improve It The workplace is a competitive and ever-changing environment, where it is essential to demonstrate a strong work ethic if you want to excel and reach your goals. Having an excellent work ethic and attitude is essential to success in the workplace and can help you stand out from your peers. …