Jobs in Phoenix and the surrounding metro area have been growing in recent years; in fact, the region boasted the second highest employment growth nationally in 2018. The region maintained that rank into the first half of 2019, and remains a top metro area for job opportunities nationwide.
Jobs in Atlanta right now are hotter than Georgia asphalt. Despite a slow start to 2019, Georgia’s job growth surged in the latter half of the year, and August alone saw the highest job growth for the month in two decades.
What better place to find your future than the Cradle of Liberty? Massachusetts is generally a good place to seek work, given the 2.9% unemployment rate versus the national average of 3.6%. And the capital area is even stronger.
Curious about jobs in Philadelphia, Camden, and Wilmington? You’re in luck: job trends in the region suggest that the regional economy is strong.
Up next on our Metro Area Spotlight: Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach, the biggest metro area in Florida! Are you ready to make your way to the Sunshine State? We’ve gathered some key data to help you start your search.
The Washington, D.C. metro area has more to offer than proximity to our national government. It is rated as the 19th best place to live in the nation, and the area offers amenities, entertainment and employment opportunities in spades. Better yet? The job market was the area’s highest-rated element in the survey.
The Houston area is heralded as the “new Silicon Valley,” a name earned by the exodus of tech jobs from California to Houston, but the region offers an extremely strong economy for jobseekers across industries. Curious about your prospects?
If you’re looking for a job in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area, your chances for a fulfilling career and a good quality of life are promising! Companies are increasingly moving HQ to DFW to capitalize on the strong economy, which will only add great jobs to the region.
Approaching the multigenerational workforce has been a hot topic for corporate management for the last few years, but what does the multigenerational model mean for workers? And what can you do as an employee to make the most out of the situation, and improve the culture for both yourself and the people (of all ages) around you?
If you’re looking for a job in the Chicago metro area, you’re in luck: the employment is consistently high, and times are changing–in a good way.
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