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| Did you know? Famous New Jersey inhabitants include Albert Einstein, Whitney Houston, Jack Nicholson, Frank Sinatra, Bruce Springsteen, John Travolta, and Grover Cleveland. | | Edison companies Omaha Steaks manufactures, markets and distributes a wide variety of premium steaks, red meats and other gourmet foods. These products are custom cut ... Go to Site
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7 Reasons Why Losing A Job Is Good For You
by Jason Alba 10/11/2008
The average worker now undergoes 9 job changes throughout his or her career. I always thought that I would be in complete control of these job changes, and I was in cont...
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Six Interview Tips from “America’s Got Talent”
by Joe Turner 10/11/2008
The nation’s most popular TV show this summer is “America’s Got Talent”, according to the Nielsen ratings. Watching this show offers a great opportunity to see extreme jo...
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 Jobs in EdisonThe following articles focus on employment and jobs in Edison as well as issues relating to careers and jobs in New Jersey. | |
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"New Jersey arts center vet to lead Arsht Center"
MiamiHerald.com, FL - Oct 10, 2008
M. John Richard, the executive vice president and chief operating officer of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, begins his new job in Miami on Dec....
"Layoffs coming at Petters companies"
Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN - Oct 10, 2008
On Thursday, US District Judge Ann Montgomery rejected an attempt by a group of investment funds to replace Kelley with a New Jersey man, William Procida....
"Chattanooga: Workers feel economic pinch"
Chattanooga Times Free Press, TN - Oct 10, 2008
In June, Shaw cut 50 of 510 jobs at its plant in LaFayette, Ga. Twenty miles to the north of Trenton, another manufacturer also announced plans Thursday to...
"States cut spending, put projects on hold"
The Associated Press - Oct 9, 2008
New Jersey investment chief William Clark said the state pension board is considering legal action against Lehman Brothers after the state bought about $180...
"Turnpike authority to vote on toll hikes"
Cherry Hill Courier Post, NJ - Oct 9, 2008
By LARRY HIGGS • Gannett New Jersey • October 9, 2008 WOODBRIDGE — The drive to increase tolls on the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike tolls has...
"Witness: Ex-Sen. Bryant changed course on funding"
Newsday, NY - Oct 9, 2008
The federal government is claiming in the case that osteopathic school, which is part of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey,...
"States and Cities Grapple with the Credit Crunch"
TIME - Oct 9, 2008
New Jersey is falling $1.7 billion short, while New York is $1.2 billion behind. Among the cities that have already announced spending and job cuts are...
"New manager's contract approved"
Wilkes Journal Patriot, NC - Oct 8, 2008
by Charles S. Williams Wilkes County commissioners made the hiring of John Yates of Purlear official on Monday night by approving a contract that includes a...
"Residents get look at twp. budget process"
Holmdel Independent, NJ - Oct 8, 2008
"Of the 566 municipalities in New Jersey, municipal budgets range in size from $140000 in the borough of Tavistock to $600 million in the city of Newark,"...
"New Jersey Offers a Preview of Possible Economic Woes to Come"
New York Times, United States - Oct 6, 2008
New Jersey’s economy has already slipped into reverse. Its biggest employers have stopped hiring, and some have started firing. Its unemployment rate is...
"Bryant used 'MAC account' to steer millions, jury told"
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - Oct 3, 2008
By Troy Graham and Jonathan Tamari TRENTON - As one of New Jersey's most powerful politicians, former State Sen. Wayne Bryant was allowed to disburse $4...
"Job seekers at ASU try to keep spirits strong"
Augusta Chronicle, GA - Sep 23, 2008
Urban Outfitters, a clothing and furniture retailer in Trenton, SC, is expanding its call center and was hiring more than 100 in-bound customer service reps...
"Trenton's top cop calls it quits"
The Trentonian, NJ - Sep 22, 2008
I didn't want to put my family through the scrutiny and everything else that comes with this job," Santiago said. Mayor Palmer bid farewell to his partner...
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