Oct 31 2011

New Economy, New Resume Rules Posted by DTS Staffing Share |

The New Year is here and for the past few months we’ve continued to have little bursts of news that indicate the worst is most likely behind us as an economy. While nearly every expert agrees that this recovery will happen in fits and starts and over a longer period of time, many companies are beginning to make plans for future growth once again. [Read More...]



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Oct 27 2011

Liberating Data for Mainstream America Posted by Administrator Account Share |

In July the Labor Department launched its first-ever contests to spur the software developer community to create “apps,” or smartphone and computer applications, that would be useful for the public. We launch these contests using the federal government’s innovative tool at www.challenge.gov. The goal of these contests was simple: leverage [Read More...]

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Oct 21 2011

Inspiring Financial Empowerment of Women Posted by Administrator Account Share |

I hear it everywhere I go, from family and friends to colleagues and neighbors: The empowerment and development of women and girls can positively improve the economic prosperity of millions of women, American families and our economy. Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to be part of a great women’s empowerment effort in my [...]

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Oct 20 2011

Saving Matters: Your Future Depends On It Posted by Administrator Account Share |

This is National Save for Retirement Week, a time for all of us to focus on our individual long-term financial needs and to educate ourselves on what we need to do to ensure a secure retirement. If you’re not too far off from retirement, you’re probably spending a lot of time planning. However, if you’re [...]

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Oct 20 2011

Eliminating the hazards of texting and other distractions while driving on the job Posted by Administrator Account Share |

Distracted driving has become an epidemic in the United States. In 2009, distracted drivers contributed to more than 5,400 traffic fatalities, accounting for 16 percent of all traffic fatalities that year. In response, last October the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), in partnership with the Department of [Read More...]

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