Assistants in Demand
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Four of Bill Belichick's current or former assistant coaches will be among the top candidates for NFL teams looking for head coaches in the coming weeks.
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The firm starts a technical support which it hopes will create about  2,000 jobs.
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Every day, emergency responders and law enforcement officers nationwide help non-English-speaking people whose lives might be in immediate danger. The job is particularly challenging for small agencies in the South, which has seen a recent influx of Hispanic residents.
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Not quite the usual conference call.
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By Pete Bosak, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Jun.
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A key question remains: How many highly skilled immigrants does it take to fill America's needs?
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FOXBORO Assistant coaches leave for better jobs. That is the price of a football dynasty doing business. The downtrodden and desperate all want to tap into your winning formula.
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The New York region is confronting an acute shortage of physician assistants and clerical workers at the entry level.
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By Nicole C. Wong, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb.
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As personal advisers proliferate, credentialing varies.
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Not everyone is so desperate to be a part of the action on   Wisteria Lane, it seems.
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The role of the executive assistant has drawn scrutiny after the disclosure that the former New York Stock Exchange chairman's assistant was paid $240,000 a year.
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Many travel agents â or travel specialists, as they are now known â say they have seen an increase in business in the last year or so.
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The elderly are being eyed as a potential market for personal assistant robots that could help them live independently longer.
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Security specialists are now in great demand, thanks to a boom in malicious attacks on computer systems by hackers and viruses, and an array of new communications technologies that carry new security risks.
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At some point you have to ask for the business. Be prepared for any answer.
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By Mary Hopkin, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Sep.