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Universities tiptoe into taming costs with efficiency - December 19, 2010 - Making a car in the age of computers and automation requires fewer than a fifth of the workers that the same task took half a century ago,...
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Local Employment News for Maryland
LFC Agricultural to shut down Eastern Shore facility, lay off 103
One of the largest employers in Somerset County on the Eastern Shore plans to lay off more than 100 employees when it closes a facility...
GBC calls on state to improve business climate
The Greater Baltimore Committee, a group of business and civic leaders, is calling on state officials to improve Maryland's business climate...
The Daily Record names first woman publisher
Suzanne Fischer-Huettner has been named publisher of The Daily Record, becoming the first woman to head the 122-year-old legal and...
Port of Baltimore handles record number of autos
The Port of Baltimore's public terminals handled 42,830 cars in October, a 25 percent boost from a year earlier and a record number for a...
Kroff Materials Reprocessing moves to Belcamp
A division of Pittsburgh-based Kroff Inc. that recycles industrial byproducts has moved its headquarters to a processing and storage...
National career news and trends
The worst company gift ever
Still fuming about the stale fruitcake, the corporate-logo key chain or cheesey alarm clock? All bad. But nothing says "we value our employees" like a frozen turkey.
Silencing the 'reply all' beast
The top e-mail annoyance in the workplace is excessive use of "reply all." How to identify and maybe even solve the problem.
The top 50 companies to work for
Facebook, the social networking giant, has landed the ultimate compliment from its employees: ranking No. 1 on a newly-released list of 50 best places to work.
Job growth well below expectations
November jobs data disappoints as jobless rate hits 9.8 percent. A sign that employers are still reluctant to add workers.
Robert Pagliarini: Taking advantage of job hunters?
Employers have every right to test, interview, poke and prod in order to find the best job candidate, but sometimes they cross the line.
Jen Weigel: Do you work through a cold?
Do you call in at the first sniffle, or do you tough it out? Both have their pros and cons, our expert says.
Using social media to land a job
Richmond, Va., man turns to social media to find a job -- holds a 72-hour Tweet-a-thon.
Restaurant jobs top the menu
Are we becoming a nation of hamburger flippers? While it remains incredibly tough to find a job in almost any field, the restaurant business has been adding workers at a considerable clip.
Dress for less: Season provides new options for workplace attire
The worst part of switching wardrobe gears is having to shell out money to keep up with fashion trends. This season two factors might lighten your approach and not your pockets.
As unemployment grows, job search sites thrive
Brian Norgard left his job in April, but this isn't another unemployment story.
