Author: Deborah Rothberg

There’s a reason a lot of workers dread holiday parties and it’s because “fun” and “making sure you can continue to pay your bills” rarely

Forty-seven companies—more than half of which are U.S.-based and 19 of which are IT-focused—were awarded status as Technology Pioneers 2007, announced the World Economic Forum,

According to the World Health Organization, the number of cases of avian flu have nearly tripled since 2005 and with February’s flu season peak edging

The themes of the 2006 IT professional world could be summed up as the following: H-1B visas, certifications, a job market that either rocked or

Atlanta-based ComputerJobs.com announced Nov. 29 that it was acquired by JobServe.com, an Essex, England-based Internet recruiting site. ComputerJobs.com was founded in 1995 “by and for

Shortened workdays before big holidays are an increasingly rare occurrence, finds a survey released Nov. 15 by Hudson Employment, a New York-based staffing and outsourcing

Fueled by greater demand for qualified IT workers, online opportunities in New York climbed in October, according to the local employment index released by online

With a loss of 1,800 workers, IT employment pulled back in October, according to a report released Nov. 10 by the National Association of Computer

Thirty-eight percent of IT professionals surveyed said they were likely to look for a new job in the third quarter of 2006, and the number