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St. Joseph Medical Center lays off 17 people

St. Joseph Medical Center plans to cut 17 positions at the troubled Towson hospital as part of a "performance improvement initiative."

112 workers at BWI bars, eateries could face layoffs

An airport food company warned state regulators Thursday that it is laying off 112 employees as it hands off the management of restaurants...

Set new goals and love your job again

Falling out of love with your job is a common occurrence in today's overworked, always-on-the-go work environment. So what's an employee...

Northrop Grumman to lay off 90 in Maryland

Northrop Grumman Corp. will lay off 90 workers in Maryland as part of a nationwide cutback of 400 workers in the company's Electronic...

Class of 2011 earning more than Class of 2010

College graduates of 2011 are earning an average of $41,701, a 2.3 percent increase over the Class of 2010 earned starting out.

Knorr breaks ground on new Westminster plant; officials tout new jobs

Knorr Brake Corporation on Wednesday, Jan. 18, broke ground on the company's new manufacturing facility in the Westminster Technology Park...

Maryland Live! Casino opening employment center

The half-billion dollar casino going up in Arundel Mills is launching an employment center on Monday, Jan. 16th. The center at...

What to expect from the job market in 2012

In getting America back to work, the bottom line has been and will continue to be slow and steady growth. Recovery has been gradual since...

Indiana becomes 23rd "right-to-work" state

INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Indiana became the 23rd state to pass anti-union "right-to-work" legislation on Wednesday and the first in the nation's manufacturing heartland, dealing a blow to organized labor by allowing workers to opt out of paying union dues.

Politics in the workplace

When are freedom of speech or off-limits? Discussions can get heated when employees talk politics.

Job search not working out for teens

Black and low-income youths are struggling the most, with an employment rate at historic depths.

Your career path in the Chinese zodiac

You're probably somewhat familiar with your Western zodiac sign. You know whether you're a Scorpio or an Aries. Chances are, though, you're a lot less familiar with Chinese astrology.

Career-related resolutions

If you make New Year's resolutions, you've likely seen many good intentions fall by the wayside. Setting and achieving goals is a skill that transcends content, and it's fundamental to moving forward. It also can be a challenging skill to acquire, but the steps outlined below can help.

Time to negotiate a raise?

Closed plants, shrinking payrolls and recovering corporate profits, have allowed companies to stockpile cash. If you're lucky enough to have a job, is this the time to ask for a raise?

Too-friendly boss needs leadership rehab

A "nonconfrontational" approach may come across as a reluctance to deal with difficult issues, especially if you fail to address performance problems or allow yourself to be intimidated by strong-willed people.

How co-workers influence your 401(k) choices

You may not realize it, but the choices you make when investing assets in your 401(k) plan may be influenced by the selections your co-workers are making.

Strategies for staying on task at work

QUESTION: I have a lot of trouble focusing. I have a lot of things to get done, and new ones added all the time, and it's really hard to do them all the way to completion. Do you have ideas on how to get this under control?

Getting hired after the military

Despite their great potential to succeed in the civilian workforce, many veterans have trouble making the post-military career transition