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CNNMoney: Job market shows some improvement

The pace of U.S. job losses has slowed but the labor market is expected to remain weak, according to reports released Wednesday.

Money Magazine: Find a job in a tough economy

In today's challenging economy, odds are you belong to one of two camps: You have already lost your job or you're worried that you could. Either way, you're feeling the stress of the highest unemployment rate in more than a quarter of a century and wondering what you should be doing now to improve your career prospects.

CNNMoney: Mass layoffs match record high

The number of mass layoffs by U.S. employers rose last month to tie a record set in March, according to government data released Tuesday that suggested the labor market has yet to stabilize.

CNNMoney: Hired! From campfires to career

Facebook has become the playground for finding old friends, but for some job seekers, it can also be the key to finding employment.

25 ways to sabotage your job search

You know the friend who constantly dates the wrong kind of person? The one who's endlessly frustrated that he or she is going to die alone because all the good ones are taken?

Fortune: Dare you ask for a raise now?

Dear Annie: I know this probably sounds nutty, with so many companies cutting pay or freezing pay in order to avoid layoffs (or, further layoffs), but I'm thinking of asking for a raise. First of all, my employer has not cut or frozen anyone's pay -- at least not to my knowledge. However, we have had layoffs here, so I'm now doing the work three people used to do.

CNNMoney: White House proposes new pay legislation

The Obama administration moved forward Wednesday on curbing runaway corporate pay practices, proposing new legislation aimed at giving shareholders a greater voice on executive pay and appointing a new so-called "pay czar."

CNNMoney: The hidden job market

Can't seem to find a job? Maybe you're just not looking in the right places.

CNNMoney: States slash jobs despite stimulus $$

Virginia's Department of Transportation is putting $694.5 million in stimulus funds to work repairing the state's roads and bridges. But that money won't save the jobs of nearly 1,500 of the agency's workers.

Fortune: Can the UAW survive in its new role?

The role of the United Auto Workers used to be a simple one: adversary to the Detroit Three, fighting in recent decades to keep jobs in the U.S. and maintain the great wages and benefits that helped create a blue-collar middle class that stretched from Indiana to Michigan.

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