Tips for avoiding underemployment after graduation
Dan Roccato from the University of San Diego explains what underemployment is and how you can avoid it in your own personal career.
Vocational program to help inmates after being released from prison
What happens after a prison sentence ends? Reintegrating into society can be difficult. Sunny Tsai tells us what one prison in Nevada is doing to set up inmates for success.
More people turning to side hustles to fund their dreams
Spring break is almost here and while many people may be thinking about vacation. The next thought for a lot folks is how to finance those big dreams.
City of Chicago to hold job fair on Thursday
On Thursday, the Chicago City Council Black Caucus is hosting a citywide job fair. Here's what you need to know.
College graduates are not using their degrees, study shows
A new study shows about half of college graduates are in jobs where their degrees don't apply. Kelly Saberi has the story.
Mayor Brandon Johnson attends youth employment event
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson met with local business leaders Thursday to encourage them network with and employ the city's youth.
University of Chicago Medical Center responds to nurses strike vote
The University of Chicago Medical Center says they are committed to continuing negotiations in good faith. Nurses at the hospital are deciding whether to strike or not today.
UChicago nurses to vote on strike authorization
Nurses at the University of Chicago Medical Center have spent months at the bargaining table asking for a new contract with better pay, staffing, and hours. The union will vote on whether or not to authorize a strike Tuesday.
How to find your passion to love what you do
Business and career coach Amina Altai shares tips to help people love what they do. If you have to work to live then try to find a job you're passionate about, Altai says.
South Shore Line announces hiring fair as it nears completion of double track project
A northwest Indiana company is looking to fill about 100 vacancies.
South Shore Line nears completion of double track project, announces hiring fair
The South Shore Line is gearing up for its first major service change in decades. The double track project is currently 97 percent complete, and the rail service is now moving forward with a hiring fair.
Layoffs loom large over US jobs report
These gains on Wall Street were capped by stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs numbers for January. Hiring accelerated, but layoffs in the private sector surged.
What to do if you've been laid off
Here are some tips on what to do after you've been laid off.
180 employees laid off at University of Chicago Medical Center
The University of Chicago Medical Center has laid off 180 of its employees.
180 employees laid off at University of Chicago Medical Center
The University of Chicago Medical Center has laid off 180 of its employees.
Atlanta-based UPS announces plan to cut 12K jobs worldwide
Atlanta-based United Parcel Service Inc. is planning to cut 12,000 jobs worldwide and explore the sale of its Coyote truck brokerage business in response to soft demand and higher union labor costs in 2023.
Layoff list: Major tech companies that have cut jobs so far in 2024
More than 20,000 jobs have already been shed in the tech industry just three weeks into the new year, according to one layoff tracking site.
Gray collar jobs: Tips for making money without a college degree
Dan Roccato, professor at the University of San Diego, talks about the importance of gray collar jobs and how you can make money even without a college degree.
Google lays off hundreds amid cost-cutting drive
Google has laid off hundreds of employees working on its hardware, voice assistance and engineering teams as part of cost-cutting measures.
Challenger Hot Line offers free job search advice to kickstart the new year
If you're looking to start the new year with a new job, the Challenger Hot Line is here to help you get on the right track.