Unemployment

Lost your job? Here's how to bounce back and find a new one.

This topic provides information from DOLs Employment and Training Administration (ETA), which funds job training programs to improve the employment prospects of adults, youth, and dislocated workers and to help them in finding a job.

When you need to collect unemployment it's wise to understand what gives some the ability to collect and others an inability to meet, or rebut unemployment's burden of proof.

Today's high unemployment rates mean that more people than ever are experiencing joblessness, and for longer periods of time. While being without a job is not ideal, you can use the time for self-discovery, to open doors, to make yourself more marketable, and to expand your experiences. This article shows you how to make the most of unemployment, by illustrating 7 dos and 7 don'ts.

Unemployment doesn't have to be painful. If you're willing to see the experience as an opportunity, you can find a sense of peace--and then your next job.

If you are facing unexpected unemployment, you may be eligible for a variety of income tax benefits. Losing a job is always hard, but these tax tips should help you maximize your tax refund.

Today, unemployment is simply a fact of life for many people. In fact, nearly 400,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits for the first time in April 2012. If you're among those who need to file, you may feel somewhat confused or even intimidated by the process. Here are some tips for filing for unemployment.

It's normal to feel hurt, vulnerable, or angry after losing a job. The good news is that despite the stress of job loss and unemployment, there are many things you can do to take control of the situation and maintain your spirits.

Looking for work is the hardest job there is. Recruitment consultant Robert Wright shares his tips on how to stay positive and improve your prospects.

Do you have gaps in your resume? Focus on what you've achieved during the downtime, so your resume speaks to your resourcefulness and can-do attitude.

Wikipedia's information about unemployment.