Employment

Displaying 51 - 100 of 203 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
51 Let college prepare you for the 'real world'
Northern Iowan 107:49, p.10
Students urged to develop skills employers are looking for, get involved with student groups, gain experience in areas of interest, and use college as a time to open their minds to new ideas.
52 NOW HIRING: Spin doctors and dictators
Northern Iowan 107:45, p.9
A tongue in cheek look at the job market and what types of positions may be available and in demand soon.
53 Mark Grey discusses immigration in Iowa
Northern Iowan 107:41, p.2
Mexican immigration exploded in the early 1990's. Mexicans cross the border because of the lack of jobs, poor education, and because following the passage of the North American Free Trade Act, farmers could not compete; photo.
54 Procrastinate tomorrow
Northern Iowan 107:36, p.11
It is up to students to make or break their college education. Students urged to plan ahead, organize assignments, refer to the syllabus, plan time for themselves, and plan for the job hunt.
55 A hostage crisis
Northern Iowan 107:35, p.10
Tax cuts for the wealthy and trickle down economics seem to reign supreme. Author believes that government should get out of the way and let the market work itself out.
56 Mom says eat your humanities
Northern Iowan 107:32, p.5
Students urged to ask how they can make courses in the Liberal Arts Core matter and make them better people. Employers do not simply hire people; they hire good people.
57 The damage of Wal-Mart
Northern Iowan 107:13, p.7
Wal-Mart taken to task for paying employees low wages and in some alleged cases failing to pay the correct amount due to employees. The closing of small town stores has also been placed on the doorstep of the company; photo.
58 Mudd Advertising offers opportunities for students
Northern Iowan 106:49, p.7
Students urged to apply for internships and employment with local company.
59 Professor analyzes glass ceiling that halts women's advancement
Northern Iowan 106:49, p.1
Professor Victoria Robinson says that five external barriers hinder women in the workforce: the devaluation of women, home, and family; a limited number of sponsors and mentors, limited networks, and a systematic bias; photo.
60 Student Voices
Northern Iowan 106:36, p.
Students asked impressions of the interview process and what employers are looking for in potential employees; photo.
61 Students struggle with graduation decision
Northern Iowan 2010:29, p.1
The choice for students nearing graduation is to attend graduate school or try to enter the employment arena. Their choice is more difficult because of the high unemployment rate and a depressed economy; photo.
62 Stick 'em up
Northern Iowan 2008:28, p.5
Advice students that good grades do make a difference. A college education is something no one can take away from you. The "real world" is coming hard and fast; employment is just around the corner.
63 Working hard, or hardly working
Northern Iowan 106:27, p.6
College students frequently have the opportunity to work in a more lax environment than what they will face after college". Proper work habits will pay for themselves when applying for full time positions.
64 Career services offers advice for worrisome graduates
Northern Iowan 106:26, p.7
According to Career Services, eighty per cent of UNI graduates found jobs within ninety days of graduation. The starting salary was $36,823. Career Services can help in finding a job. Many services are available.
65 Letter to the UNI community
Northern Iowan 106:18, p.5
Jon Crews reminds students, faculty, and staff of the accomplishments of his administration over the years. Hiring of graduates, street improvement, and support of McLeod Center mentioned as Cedar Falls support for the university.
66 Donations from UNI's program "Power of the Purse" help female students dress for interviewing success
Northern Iowan 106:13, p.4
Three women students in financial need received $250 for interviewing attire. The money was donated by those attending "The Power of the Purse" presentation; photo.
67 Identifying skills and values necessary for entering the workforce
Northern Iowan 106:5, p.
David Marchesani said that people have three different types of skills:. adaptive skills, functional skills, and work content skills, which make up an individual job applicant.
68 UNI virtual career center launched
Northern Iowa Today 93:1, p.18
Alumni Association responds to need expressed by alumni; offers multi-faceted employment service.
69 Cell phone savvy gives job seekers edge
Northern Iowan 105:51, p.9
U.S. Cellular suggests students who are seeking jobs should include a cell phone number on the application and resume in addition to a land line. This information will help ensure receiving a call from a potential employer; photo.
70 Face your economy fears
Northern Iowan 105:34, p.7
Urges students to stay informed about the current economic difficulties.
71 Add to your resume the right way
Northern Iowan 105:22, p.3
With the changes in the economy, students must remember to add extracurricular programs to their resume. It is important to do something in which you believe and enjoy, and, ideally, it should be related to your major.
72 Panther Portraits
Northern Iowan 105:6, p.4
Scenes from ticket sales in the union and Interview Day; photo.
73 Career Fair Quick Guide
Northern Iowan 105:2, p.
Over 140 organizations will be represented. Dates, times, and location of the fair and interview day. Articles on avoiding common errors, interview tips, and considering graduate school; photo
74 Never say goodbye
Northern Iowan 104:54, p.14
Thoughts of a graduating senior; columnist.
75 This is not the end of our lives
Northern Iowan 104:53, p.7
Graduating from college is not the end but the beginning of a new life filled with challenges.
76 UNI students prepare for a working summer
Northern Iowan 104:53, p.1
Summer is a time for internships, summer jobs, and time away from studying; photo.
77 How to get the job you want this summer
Northern Iowan 104:52, p.7
Satirical suggestions on how to land a good job for the summer.
78 Planning your summer out day to day
Northern Iowan 104:51, p.7
Believes that spending time with friends outside is perhaps the best way to enjoy summer; after your summer job.
79 Create an impact with your resume
Northern Iowan 104:46, p.2
Tips on how to submit resumes to hiring managers; photo.
80 Campus communication
Northern Iowan 104:44, p.9
Students reminded that college life has its advantages; warned to keep busy this summer to avoid boredom.
81 College, more than a job
Northern Iowan 104:36, p.7
Job hunting dos and don'ts. Believes that being happy with one's work is more important than the money.
82 The neo-post industrial revolution era
Northern Iowan 104:9, p.7
Examines the trend of working long hours.
83 Career fair to be held in UNI-Dome
Northern Iowan 104:5, p.1
Nearly two hundred organizations will have booths for students to visit and discuss future job opportunities; photo.
84 Getting' dirty
Northern Iowan 104:3, p.5
The Discovery Channels' "Dirty Jobs" program is discussed.
85 Wanted: daring summer workers
Northern Iowan 103:59, p.7
Unusual summer jobs explored.
86 Student Voices
Northern Iowan 103:32, p.7
Students respond to the question; "What is your dream job"?
87 GPA isn't critical to a job search
Northern Iowan 103:18, p.9
Employers take personality, work experience, activities, and GPA into account when looking for employees. GPA may be more important in some companies; such as accounting; photo.
88 Recent changes to Facebook making users more leery
Northern Iowan 103:9, p.9
Facebook is now open to the public, including potential employers. This change has many students concerned; photo.
89 Selling yourself a tricky proposition
Northern Iowan 102:60, p.5
A tongue in cheek look at the interview/job search process.
90 Kick back and relax; it's good for you
Northern Iowan 102:57, p.5
Discusses the perception of nagging parents and summer jobs for their college students.
91 A little help from our friends
Northern Iowan 102:52, p.7
College buddies aren't the only people searching profiles on the web. A survey of executive recruiters revealed that a little more the 25% of employers eliminated job candidates base on Internet searches.
92 No silver plate handed in real world
Northern Iowan 102:43, p.5
Talks about the difficult of finding a good-paying job in a field for which one is trained.
93 Congrats graduates; now go find a job
Northern Iowan 102:28, p.14
No matter how long it takes students to graduate, they will eventually need to seek employment; photo.
94 Wal-Mart Watch targets nation's 'big box;" Forum tackles low pay, conditions
Northern Iowan 102:25, p.1
Wal-Mart Watch tries to educate students about the alleged dangers that employees encounter at Wal-Mart; photo.
95 Students spend summer working and playing
Northern Iowan 102:1, p.11
UNI students tell how they spent their summer; photo.
96 Cautious employers make it hard to find summer jobs
Northern Iowan 101:60, p.7
Some employers are looking for long term help; this can make it hard to find a summer position; photo.
97 Minimum wage is not enough
Northern Iowan 101:59, p.5
Believe minimum wage is insufficient; citizens should voice their opinions to provoke change.
98 Student Voices
Northern Iowa Today 101:49, p.9
Students respond to the question, "Do you think the minimum wage should be raised? If so, what to?"; photo.
99 Minimum wage may not remain so minimal
Northern Iowa Today 101:49, p.1
Two bills have been proposed in the Iowa legislature to increase the minimum wage; photo.
100 Does your degree really matter?
Northern Iowan 101:27, p.9
Michael Poll gave a lecture entitled "Straight A's Won't Get You the Job"; photo.