Medford School District To Start Charging Its Student Teachers
A cash-strapped southern New Jersey school district has decided to start charging student teachers to work there.
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A cash-strapped southern New Jersey school district has decided to start charging student teachers to work there.
New Jersey officials are set to cash in on what they believe will be a strong summer tourism season, one which could provide a much-needed economic boost to the financially struggling state.
A recent international survey found global companies are struggling when it comes to finding skilled workers. A Montgomery County recruiting company decided to take a look at whether firms in the Philadelphia region are seeing the same problem.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority has approved a $1 surcharge for all cab rides in the city. The new surcharge means customers who step into a cab will be charged $1 even before your ride begins.
With the national unemployment rate at 8.7 percent, there are thousands of people looking for jobs, including college graduates. A local career coach has some non-traditional tips on getting that job.
Philly is 10th on Kipplinger's top 10 list of great cities for college grads. The magazine considered healthy economies fueling new job growth as its main criteria.
A group of Archbishop Ryan High School Seniors were very candid about the circumstances they face now.
Middletown will soon be home to a new Johnson Controls facility. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday for the 400,000-square-foot facility, which will perform the charging, packaging and distribution of automotive batteries for the northeast United States.
Chris talks to CBS Military Analyst Mike Lyons, Political Strategist Karl Rove and former Vermont Governor Howard Dean about the death of Osama bin Laden and it's aftermath. He also talks to author Margot Morell about her book, Reagan's Journey, and Susan Barnett about the Call for the Cure.
Revenue collections in April were 9% above what was anticipated. In addition to being a sign of a rebounding economy, it means that for the fiscal year to date, revenues are half a billion dollars above estimates.
Top city leaders, including planners and hospitality officials as well as small business people gathered this week to discuss the state of Philadelphia. They were looking for "transformative ideas' to impact jobs and the quality of life in the city.
There are some jobs in this "jobless recovery," if you know where to look.
Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey toured the Philadelphia Navy Yard yesterday afternoon to get a first-hand account on jobs being created there.
The dental discount program, which is not an insurance plan, is available to all residents but primarily designed for people who are uninsured or underinsured.
The United Way of Pennsylvania is putting out some numbers on the effect of the bad economy on social service organizations and their clients.
The cost of college can vary widely between low-priced community colleges and elite private universities. What do students at each kind of school get for their tuition dollar?
The tough economic times in the retail industry is fueling speculation that a suburban Philadelphia mall may be forced to close its doors to shoppers.
For Americans, the economy is still a puzzle. Business is getting better but the jobless rate is still high.
Federal officials are concerned about reports that some companies are trying to exclude the unemployed from applying for job openings.
Mayor Nutter talked about jobs, the economy, education, and ethics - among other topics - during his annual address this past week to the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce.
The sounds from the pump on television is usually a sign prices at the pump are on the rise.
KYW's Business Breakfast: Executive Compensation, Attracting and Retaining Key People in a Changing Economy.
A recent report shows many jobs in our region are still paying well but chances are you will need a high level degree to get one.
The first signs of the holidays at Cherry Hill Mall are the "Now Hiring" posters, as retailers bring in more help for the seasonal rush. But stores banking on a busy season are not ready to hire too much help.
