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- Finding a Job | nc. gov
Explore current job postings to see where you can make a difference to work for the state of North Carolina Discover what the state has to offer and why you should work for NC
- NCWorks Career Centers - NC Careers. org
With 70-plus NCWorks Career Centers across the state, job seekers can gain access to tools necessary to be successful At your local career center, you can find work, improve your skills and connect to additional resources to help prepare for interviews and be sure to make a good impression on potential employers
- NCWorks Career Center | Durham, NC
Job seekers can search for jobs, create resumes, and find education and training Employers can find candidates, post jobs, and search labor market information
- Durham Workers Compensation Lawyer - Lanier Law Group
When you are injured on the job, you may be unable to work for an extended period This can leave you with a stack of medical bills and no way to pay them Fortunately, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits that can help you make ends meet while you are unable to work
- NC job resource for intellectually disabled expanding to Durham
DURHAM, N C (WNCN) — An employment initiative from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services for intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals is coming to 10 new locations, including one in Durham, state officials said Tuesday Project Spark, which is funded by the U S
- Temporary Solutions | NC Office of Human Resources
Learn how Temporary Solutions, a program of the NC Office of State Human Resources, helps job seekers find temporary work in North Carolina state government Find out everything you need to know about temporary employment in North Carolina state government
- Some Starbucks workers are still striking after 3 weeks. Heres why.
Starbucks Workers United began striking on Nov 13 Here's the latest and if the strike is impacting customers
- U. S. Workforce is Aging, Especially in Some Firms - Census. gov
Firms in sectors like utilities and manufacturing and states like Maine are more likely to have a high share of workers over age 55
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