Career professionals from The Entrepreneur’s Source and The Goddard Group are providing free job transition advice in presentations on the DeVry University campus.

Randolph-based Heritage Community Bank recently named Randolph native LAURA NISVOCCIA as the bank’s vice president for information technology and operations.

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With the annual March Madness college basketball tournament poised to begin next week, employers from sea to shining sea are already cringing in anticipation of the productivity that will be lost as workers obsess over which teams will advance through the NCAA brackets to the national championship game on April 4. John Challenger, president of the …

NINETY jobs are at risk at a meat-processing factory in Shaftesbury . Pork Farms confirmed that 60 per cent of the 150 posts at the plant at Longmead are under review following the loss of a major customer.

Careerminds, a national provider of web based outplacement services, provides an affordable 100% web-based program.

Every Hollywood Celebrity walking the Red Carpet at the Academy Awards has one thing in common: a highly skilled talent agent to help promote and manage their high-profile careers. Now, for the first time, this same level of Executive Career Service is available to the “A List” in business. A new podcast interview on TotalPicture Radio presents David Perry and Kevin Donlin, the founders of a …

The announcement Monday that Ingersoll Rand would be closing its doors in December came as a shock Monday to most of the people in the area.

ACSESS believes there is a close correlation between staffing industry performance and the state of the economy, which means this index could provide a “near real time” indication of how the Canadian economy is performing.

Soon after the hit movie Up in the Air opened in theatres last December, Jennifer Eisen, a Toronto-based career coach, got a call from a colleague recommending she watch it.