http://www.employmentauthority.com/ Employment Authority Articles Section en-us 2026 Employment Authority. All rights reserved. admin@employmentauthority.com (Employment Authority) admin@employmentauthority.com (Administrator Employment Authority) Thu, 30 Apr 2026 21:53:21 CDT Articles http://www.employmentauthority.com/rssfeed/feeds/earssfeedarticles.php 60 http://www.employmentauthority.com/images/logo.jpg http://www.employmentauthority.com/ Employment Authority The following links may provide more insight into how to craft a winning resume: http://www.employmentauthority.com/articles/430015/your-resume la1 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 06:00:00 GMT A cover letter is also known as a letter of introduction, letter of application, transmittal letter, or broadcast letter, and tells your potential employer the type of position you're seeking and highlights the skills and experiences you possess that qualify you for that position. There are specific guidelines you should follow for what should be included in each paragraph, which we have provided here. We have also provided links for other great tutorials on writing cover letters which will come in handy. With a thorough knowledge of how to write an effective cover letter, you should be able to write one for your dream job with confidence. http://www.employmentauthority.com/articles/430016/your-cover-letter la2 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 06:00:00 GMT Employees across the nation, from recent graduates to senior-level executives, are feeling the effect of a weakened U.S. economy, especially with thousands of job being cut recently. This has gotten a lot of people worried about how they can go about finding their next job. The good news is there are still plenty of jobs available for those who know where to look. However, in order to successfully become employed again, you may have to look into applying for jobs outside your old industry as well. While this might not be very appealing at first, it is a great chance to have new experiences and open up new possibilities. You can job hunt the traditional way by looking for ads in newspapers and magazines, or you can use online job posting boards which are currently as rising trend. Be hopeful, because the economy is beginning to pick itself up again, albeit slowly. http://www.employmentauthority.com/articles/430017/Insights-into-Getting-a-Job la3 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 06:00:00 GMT Many Americans are optimistic that the economy will soon start thriving again. At the beginning of 2007, President George Bush announced that the growth of the U.S. economy was 3.5% and that the economy had witnessed the addition of more than 7.8 million jobs since 2003. The focus now is on entrepreneurs and small businesses to generate more employment. However, you cannot just wait around for jobs to come to you, because they won't. You need to dig and be proactive. Here we have provided a list of links to online job market resources that can assist in finding you the job you are looking for. http://www.employmentauthority.com/articles/430019/State-of-the-Market-Report la4 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 06:00:00 GMT