City launches 2023 One Summer Chicago application connecting young people with jobs
The program is open to Chicago residents ages 14 to 24 years old.
City launches 2023 One Summer Chicago application
The program provides in-person job and life-skills training for youth ages 14 to 24.
Chicago Park District launches job recruitment campaign
The Chicago Park District has summer on the mind already, launching a new recruitment effort to fill job openings for the season.
Election judges needed in suburban Cook County, Chicago for April 4 election
In suburban Cook County, the pay is $250 for the day. Polling place technicians will earn $385.
Election judges needed in suburban Cook County, Chicago for April 4 election
In suburban Cook County, the pay is $250 for the day. Polling place technicians will earn $385.
Newly built office spaces in Chicago are thriving
It's been three years since the beginning of the pandemic which kept some people out of the office for months to years. Some newly built or renovated office spaces are in Chicago are actually getting more employees back to work in person.
U.S. employers add 311K jobs last month
New data shows the economy added 311,000 new jobs in February, and that means the Federal Reserve could soon be moving forward with another rate hike.
What to do if you're laid off
Bobbi Rebell, certified financial planner and founder of Financial Wellness Strategies, lays out the appropriate steps to follow if you happen to be laid off during a recession.
Study finds employees clamor for 4-day work week
Joe Mull, HR veteran, speaker and author of "Employalty," talks about a new workplace study that found businesses were more profitable and productive when they shifted their employees to a four-day work week.
Why more and more people are juggling two jobs
Personal finance expert Dan Roccato talks about why more people are working multiple jobs and dishes out tips for juggling multiple workloads.
Should the workweek be shortened to four days?
A four-day workweek pilot study in the U.K. was so successful recently that most companies in the experiment decided to keep the shortened week.
Pizza joint's help wanted sign: 'Now hiring: non-stupid people'
An Ohio pizzeria that has had trouble finding reliable workers bluntly advertised out front that they are hiring "non-stupid people."
Women have harder time finding new tech jobs than men, survey shows
Paula Bratcher Ratliff, CEO of Women Impact Tech, talks about the current state of women in the tech industry and challenges they still face today.
Disney workers rebel against return to office mandate
Over 2,000 Disney employees have signed a petition addressed to CEO Bob Iger pushing him to walk back plans for a return to in-person work.
Local group connects Chicago students with CEOs, executive leaders
The Support Group's Executive Director Bennie Henry has been helping Chicago Public Schools students network with positive role models for 30 years. The Support Group hosts "Lunch With a Leader" where students are introduced to leading business professionals to enhance communication and leadership skills.
CTA, US Army announce new veteran recruitment partnership
The CTA has announced a new partnership with the US Army to help recruit veterans for jobs with the transit agency.
CTA, US Army announce new veteran recruitment partnership
The CTA has announced a new partnership with the US Army to help recruit veterans for jobs with the transit agency.
Chicagoans call on Amazon to hire West Side residents at new site
On Tuesday, activists held a speak-out on the West Side calling for Amazon to live up to its commitment.
Chicagoans call on Amazon to hire West Side residents at new site
On Tuesday, activists held a speak-out on the West Side calling for Amazon to live up to its commitment.
Bally's announces dealer training school for Chicago casino
Bally’s is launching a training school this spring to teach Chicagoans the skills needed to begin a career in gaming when the River North casino opens for business.