Featured Company: Pacific Natural Foods adds 20 jobs (Video) Pacific Natural Foods is growing so fast they instead of adding just one job, they're adding 20.
Featured Organization: Girl Scouts (Video) The girl scouts say more Latina girls want to join so they need a Hispanic initiatives coordinator to help these families get the most from the Girl Scout experience.
Young people suffer in tight job market; job fair has some tips (Video) If you're a teenager, or even between the age of 17 and 25, the job prospects are downright dismal: the unemployment rate is a staggering 37 percent.
Recruiter Michelle Poloni gives us tips on how to write a resume that will stand out to employers.
Recruiter Michelle Poloni gives us tips on how to write a cover letter that will stand out to employers.
The State Employment Department said Tuesday the jobless rate was 8.5 percent in April. That's only a tenth of a percentage point lower than in the previous month — not statistically significant. The sluggish economic recovery has brought a number of similar monthly reports.
Add 1 Job success story: Brianne Spears (Video) Brianne Spears was working at Walmart but wanted a job with regular hours and more stability. She found that thanks to our Add 1 Job initiative.
Featured company: West Coast Shoe Company (Video) The company has some high-profile customers who know all about its 100-percent American made products. Customers like Jay Leno, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Madonna.
Featured Company: Lincoln City Physical Therapy (Video) More and more patients are coming into Lincoln City Physical Therapy, and the company is looking for a physical therapy assistant.
Portland dad's baby bottle brainchild gets a grip on the market (Video) A few years ago, Travis Hendricks noticed his 3-month old daughter, Mathilda, wanted to hold her own baby bottle - but couldn't get her little hands around it. So he had an idea.
Apple, Prineville, Crook County agree to data center tax, jobs terms In an agreement with Prineville and Crook County, Apple also commits to 35 jobs at the center, paying the workers at least 150 percent of the county's average wage and investing $250 million in its 160 acres of land.