The Government has moved to tackle rising youth unemployment by announcing a £60 million package aimed at boosting work prospects and “transforming” vocational education. View full post on All Stories

The government says Spain’s unemployment rate rose sharply to 21.3 percent in the first quarter of 2011, leaving nearly 5 million people without work. View full post on All Stories

Democrats at the North Carolina Legislature are trying to pressure Republican leaders to end a stalemate that has prevented the extension of unemployment benefits to 37,000 people out of work for well over a year. View full post on All Stories

With so many New Yorkers looking for work, it may be difficult for them to say motivated. It is already hard to find employment and the competition is greater than ever for many positions. One of the most… Ramon Antonio B… April 15, 2011 View full post on All Stories

Even as California’s job market starts to turn, the number of long-term unemployed rose in February to 46.7% of the state’s laid-off workers, the EDD reports. Unemployment among those most recently laid off – those out of work less than five… View full post on All Stories

SPRINGFIELD – The clock is ticking on Illinois officials to avoid a potential mid-May cut-off in federal unemployment benefits for 32,000 of out of work Illinoisans. View full post on All Stories

In a recent interview with 104.9 WXRX radio station, Franklin Schneider, author of “Canned: How I Lost Ten Jobs in Ten Years and Learned to Love Unemployment,” fondly recounted the three years he enjoyed sleeping in and drinking beer… Christy Sung March 21, 2011 View full post on All Stories

(Jefferson City, MO) — Missourians out of work for more than 79 weeks may lose extended unemployment benefits as feuding senators fail to reconcile on a bill to accept $81 million from the federal government to fund benefits up to 99 weeks. View full post on All Stories

The U.S. economy added few jobs in January as storms likely held people out of work. A separate report showed the unemployment rate fell to 9%, its lowest level since April 2009. View full post on All Stories

As another ongoing victim of the recession and financial imbalances, the struggling, crime-ridden city of Camden, New Jersey prepares to lay off about 25 percent of its work force, including 43 percent of police department and one-third of its firefighters, in order to fix a $26.5-million budget deficit. View full post on All Stories

Debt consolidation loans, what are these? These are nothing but the loans taken to pay off the debts. These loans are very common among those people who have many lenders. What these people do is, they appoint agents for them who keep record of all the debtors of an individual. These agents make the payment [...]