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Read about dental hygienists' jobs, salaries, educational programs and state certifications and how to get experience as a dental hygienist after completing school.

Bereavement leave is the time one has off from work to deal with the immediate issues surrounding the death of a love one. Sometimes it is paid, sometimes it is not.

New Jersey residents may not be aware of the NJ Tuition Benefit for Unemployed Persons. In this article, learn how to go back to school for free.

As the number of job losses due to the recession nears an all time high, the number of individuals receiving unemployment benefits has also increased.

Home health social workers can be a blessing to many people struggling to cope at home. Their knowledge and training are instrumental in caring for patients at home.

For those who would rather avoid long lines and bureaucracy at the local unemployment office, filing for unemployment benefits online is a good option. Here's how.

Can Massage Therapy improve work production and boost employee morale in the office? Is bodywork the answer to absenteeism and occupational stress?

When a student with a hearing disability or deafness is assigned to a class, a sign language interpreter may be necessary. Here are some tips on how to work with one.

Unemployment benefits provide much-needed income for those who have been caught up in layoffs. Here's how it works.

Effective July 24, 2009, the federal minimum wage set by the United States Department of Labor will increase to $7.25 per hour from the current $6.55 per hour.

After the fall of the dictatorial regime (1989) many Romanians chose to leave their country in search for better wages and economic security.

According to US labor statistics, computer science will be a part of one in four jobs by 2016. Students need more opportunities to access technology.

Fifty years after the Nuremberg Code, the United States had no law protecting human research subjects. Bill S. 193 was drafted to require informed consent in research.

The U.S. Department of Labor created the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 to help parents balance work and family commitments and obligations.

Getting children to pick up after themselves is a common struggle. Turn toy clean-up time into a manageable affair.

For those who have recently been laid off, downsized, or are just plain out of work, these helpful tips can improve your chances of standing out from the crowd.

Experts have predicted an improvement in the job market for graduates in 2008, but so far, more graduates admit to having trouble finding jobs this year.

These tips may help you discuss your disability with a potential employer.

You've dreamed about it many times...quitting your job and doing something you really love. Instead of just dreaming about it, why not make it happen?

Having well-defined eyes and thicker, longer lashes comes with hidden dangers that lurk in many cosmetics. Health ailments are linked to chemicals used in eye cosmetics.

In the current economy massive layoffs by major U.S. employers are common and federal law requires that workers get at least 60 days notice.

Companies benefit from programs designed to help employees caring for elderly loved ones. Employers see improved morale, less strain on workers, and increased production.

Librarians are information specialists who enjoy diverse employment opportunities, ranging from jobs in public libraries and schools to specialized environments.

Globally, Labor Day is more commonly celebrated in May than in September. To observe this national working man's holiday is to remember an historical milestone.

HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act applies to portability of health insurance and privacy of patient healthcare information.

The health care industry is expected to provide 19% of the new wage and salary jobs in the U.S. over the next decade, more than any other industry.

Physical therapy assistants are also known as PTAs. They are licensed health care professionals who assist the physical therapist in the health care setting.

When you enter a health care facility such as your doctor's office, the medical assistant may be the first person you encounter.

If you are in between jobs, consider volunteering. On top of the feel-good factor, it brings real benefits by helping you launch your career or find your next job.

Employers are required to provide health insurance coverage after an involuntary termination. Those needing the insurance have options on when they can elect coverage.

Talk to any baby boomer and chances are likely they are currently assisting a parent or elderly relative in some way.

Academics are not the only strength valued by employers. Social skills and character traits, or soft skills, are critical to cultivate and emphasize when career planning.

Working at home is good for individuals, families, and the environment. Individuals pursuing authentic home employment may consider a career in medical transcription.

Health insurance, a necessity, has become more likely for the millions of Americans who are now unemployed. The stimulus package covers more than half Cobra's premium.

For qualified students, the Job Corps offers a comprehensive job training program for a variety of occupations at no cost to students and parents.

Unemployment is increasing in the U.S and graduates are not getting responses from employers in the job market in 2008. Career specialists offer their advice to seekers.

Learning disabilities (LD) not only impact a child's academic ability, they may also interfere with a person's performance in the workplace.

Medical billing and coding opportunities will continue to grow as even the smallest clinic or organization needs trained personnel.

Choosing nursing as a second career is becoming a popular move. Those who have chosen to do this often say that they always wanted to be a nurse, but life got in the way.

Timely facts and figures are essential components of news reports. They allow the public to weigh the credibility of a story.

It's no secret that insurance companies do not want to insure preexisting conditions. However, Federal legislation has forced health insurers to rethink their position.

A great graphic designer does more than just design posters or Web sites. Learn what qualities and education are necessary to break into the graphic design field.

When the economy experiences a turn for the worse, it can seem harder to find job opportunities that fit the needs of working Americans.

With rising unemployment and mounting debt, many newly unemployed individuals feel they have no option but to forego continuing the benefits of a health insurance plan.

For many people who have found themselves at the wrong end of a reduction in force, a career change may be necessary. Changing careers is not easy, but it can be done.

Starting in 2007, the first Baby Boomers turned 60. Soon, 75 million United States citizens will face the inevitable health concerns inherent with aging.

Hospital workers are understaffed and over worked. Can you tell if your loved one is getting proper care, or are they falling through the cracks and being neglected?

Trade schools offer students a chance to learn hands-on, practical skills that can turn into secure employment or career advancement opportunities.

Are there unemployment benefits available for self employed professionals? Find out how to get benefits, even when home-based work is the primary income source.

A growing number of career development sites enable persons with disabilities to research employers, learn their rights, share strategies, and peer build networks.