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Most interns expect to be evaluated on the work they do while in the office. However, many firms are looking to social outings to find out more about their prospective employees. By placing the interns outside of the office, the company is able to find out more about their interns character and talents.
Instead of a […]

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If you’re in the top of your class, the job hunt is exciting. However, for those who are average finding employment can be very difficult. Many students go to law school in hopes of being very successful and are quite devastated when they cannot find work after graduation. There are very few entry level positions.
Richard […]

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Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft have laid off 96 lawyers. The lawyers all practiced in real estate and securitization and were hit by the subprime meltdown. Due to the economy, the demand for real estate law has drastically decreased.
Recruiters recommend lawyers laid-off by the meltdown consider finance and corporate practices where their skills could be best […]

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While the US Department of Labor has not yet released the unemployment statistics for the month of May, Automatic Data Processing has released their National Employment Report. This report shows a trend towards small businesses adding employees while large businesses and corporations are shedding them.
 Automatic Data Processing is a business outsourcing firm that has 500,000 […]

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Texas’ unemployment rate for April fell to a record low of 4.1%. That is well below the national average of 5%.
In addition to having a very small number of people unemployed, the state had a growth of 15,400 jobs, once adjustments for seasonal jobs were taken into account.
Midland recorded the lowest unemployment rate in the […]

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