employment

It's the kind of job you wouldn't expect to see grow so quickly in New Jersey

Survey reveals how most workers feel, but does this hold true for New Jersey?

Stress in the workplace is really getting to New Jersey. The pressure has more than half of all employees in the Garden State desperate to quit their jobs. Here's why.

While 2023 comes to an end, massive job cuts are being planned in New Jersey.

Cumberland, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Monmouth, and Morris counties, at the very least, also maintain their own largest employer lists.

New legislation would incentivize businesses to hire New Jerseyans in recovery from substance abuse by providing a $2,000 tax credit per employee.

But the statewide unemployment rate increased by a tenth of a point over June's revised number to 7.3%, nearly two points higher than the national figure of 5.4%.

The Jersey Shore BlueClaws are going all virtual with their upcoming job fair this month and now is the time to submit your paperwork and apply for a variety of open positions.

The Mental Health Association of Ocean County is helping those impacted by opioid addiction get back on their feet again and support their families.

As part of the COVID-19 response, programmers who know COBOL are being called to work for the state.

Amid long hours essential staff are putting in due to COVID-19, a number of stores say they'll give staff a break April 12.

Next time you think about taking a long bathroom break at work, be happy you don't work at this place! This picture was posted on a Reddit thread recently. Apparently, management at this company felt that employees were taking bathroom breaks that lasted too long and wanted to crack down with "smell checks" after long trips to the restroom...