It’s a common feeling when looking at a job listing online: the title is perfect, the pay is right, and the company seems like a solid place to work. But you also wonder if that job is real. Lots of ...

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Leah M. Stiegler and Emily Kendall Chowhan are management-side employment attorneys with Woods Rogers in Virginia. Stiegler is a principal, and Chowhan is an associate in the firm’s Labor & Employment ...

Standing out to potential employers In today’s competitive job market requires innovative strategies, especially for job seekers aiming at positions with six-figure annual salaries. For most employers ...

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It’s gotten so much easier for job seekers to find out how much a potential job may pay. Half of US job postings in August advertised at least some employer-provided salary information, according to a ...

Looking for a job that offers remote work? Good luck. Work-from-home positions are getting tougher to find as more companies call employees back to the office at least part-time now that the COVID-19 ...

Finding a remote job isn’t as easy as it once was. Christopher Foose, 42, said he’s been searching for a position in information technology since 2018. But he said the options in his hometown of Keaau ...