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As the tech sector enjoyed a positive trend for new jobs in 2013, expectations are just as high in the next two years.
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As the tech sector enjoyed a positive trend for new jobs in 2013, expectations are just as high in the next two years.
Berkeley City College professor offers career advice for individuals interested in entering a career in sociology.
Technology director at one of the world's leaders in hard disk drive and storage solutions, offers expert advice in entering a career in technology and/or business management.
As the nation's economy continues to move in the right direction and inflation is holding steady, demand for teaching positions in the Bay Area also expects to remain high.
While technology jobs continued to outpace the rest of the local economy, another leading sector contributing to robust growth is the health care industry.
The end of unemployment checks for more than a million people on Saturday is driving out-of-work Americans to consider selling cars, moving and taking minimum wage work after already slashing household budgets and pawning personal possessions to make ends meet.
Thanks to the improving employment picture in the Bay Area, many mass transit systems are seeing increased ridership, but Caltrain may be reaching its limits.
Lockheed Martin is cutting 4,000 jobs and shutting four Sunnyvale buildings as the defense contractor continues to look for ways to lower costs amid reduced government spending.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris sued Corinthian Colleges Inc., the parent company of a chain of career-preparation colleges, in San Francisco Superior Court Thursday for alleged false advertising and marketing about its job placement rates.
Premier Staffing founder and CEO foresees continued strength in the San Francisco job market for in the area of tech and sales and development.
Timely response to all forms of communication are an absolute key to the success of a small business.
While competition can be fierce among open teaching positions, an educator can play an important role for countless numbers of students.
One exceptionally successful San Francisco entrepreneur, offers valuable career advice for Bay Area job seekers.
Creative director of Informationgraphics.biz, offers career advice for people interested in entering a career as a computer graphics artist.
With the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, demand for nurses and other health care professionals will remain high in the San Francisco Area.
Career advancement in law enforcement is further strengthened with an education in a specialized field.
Gabriela Sap offers assistance to small business owners, and advice to people interested in starting their own business.
Doug Owen, founder and owner of Doug Owen Life Coaching, foresees strong growth in certain areas, such as construction, tourism and health industry.
Alston Chiang of Jobspring San Francisco offers insightful advice for Bay Area job seekers.
Jobs in education remain in constant demand and typically command outstanding salaries, benefits and job satisfaction.
Technology executive, Scott Pine, offers career advice for people interested in entering the highly competitive tech industry.
California's minimum wage would rise to $10 an hour within three years under a bill passed Thursday by the state Legislature, making it one of the highest rates in the nation.
Although job growth in the San Francisco Bay Area has slowed, many experts forecast a rise in employment postings, particularly in the tech sector.
With prices expected to rise even further next year amid a strong housing market in San Francisco, the potential for greater demand in real estate professionals is also expected to grow.
Carlina Hansen offers valuable, expert advice to individuals interested in a rewarding career in health care.
