Ending Gender-Based Pay Discrimination through Audits
Most gender-based pay discrimination goes undetected. Why can’t the government audit records for illegal disparities in the same way as the IRS?
Civilian Workforce Success: How Military Leadership Is Useful
Military servicemembers should recognize the opportunities that exist to gain leadership skills that can help them throughout their civilian careers.
How to Optimize Your Resume for Applicant Tracking Software
Over 98% of Fortune 500 employers use applicant tracking software (ATS). Here's how you can optimize your resume for applicant tracking software.
Foster Career Success by Starting Your Networking in College
Don't miss the opportunity to build a professional network while you're in college. Professional networking with college professors is important.
Identifying the Resume You Should Use for Your Next Job
Depending on the type of job you look to obtain, your experience and the company, there is most likely a specific resume you will benefit from using.
A 2019 Outlook on Potential Legal Careers and Legal Studies Degrees
The array of legal careers is wider now than ever before. The career spectrum is still expanding because the legal world needs more than just lawyers.
Being an Adjunct Criminal Justice Instructor: The Benefits
For police officers, adjunct teaching provides an alternative income source and a new environment that may reduce burnout from a police career.
Getting a Letter of Recommendation from Online Instructors
A good letter of recommendation will help you reach your goal for a new job or acceptance into a college program. But some work is required on your part.
Affirmative Action Is More Complicated Than It Appears
Affirmative action balances opportunities for historically disenfranchised groups. However, each situation requires careful attention to detail.