Delaware (de.jobs). Once upon a time, before the days of Facebook, was a series of computer network systems called USENET. Usenet was (more or less) an online forum without frills as all you could do was post text and share files (mostly pictures). MORE

Delaware prohibited public and private schools from asking for students’ social media account passwords too. . Learn more about Facebook Recruiting practices by checking out our webinar on-demand by clicking here. They’re available anytime, all the time, 24/7. . MORE

If you are forming your corporation in a different state (like popular Delaware and Nevada for example), then I assume you’ll need to search that state’s database as well. There are some good reasons to do that – to incorporate your business in Delaware or Nevada – but that’s a whole other topic for a whole other day. MORE

Congrats from across the Delaware!! MORE

It was a company based in Delaware that developed hotels. The post Becoming An Entrepreneur: An Interview With Ted Rollins appeared first on Ms. Career Girl. I was so excited to learn that I had a chance to interview with Ted Rollins. Ted is a successful entrepreneur recognized by the Inc. MORE

It’s arrived. The most anticipated guide filled with nuggets of wisdom, insights, where to go and what to do in Las Vegas during the HR Technology Conference. It’s sponsored by our friends, Talent Objects. This guide is filled with information about cabbing it in Vegas, shows to see, restaurants to enjoy and what to do when you aren’t at the HR Technology Conference. MORE

There are also many excellent legal blogs (blawgs) providing great coverage of labor relations as well including the Ohio Employer’s Law Blog , the Wisconsin Employment and Labor Law Blog , the Workplace Law Prof blog, the Delaware Employment Law Blog , and Work Matters. MORE

Sevinsky, MS, CDMS, CCM Author Website: [link] I am just coming from a career fair, here in Delaware and saw or heard many of the scenarios outlined below. This is no commentary on Delawareans or those seeking to work in Delaware – I commonly see and hear many of these egregious examples at job fairs I attend across the region. MORE

Delaware – Delaware State Office of Workers Compensation. Workers Compensation Definition. MORE

Blogging4Jobs is bringing you a special two-week series on basics in the workplace. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new practitioner, learn about the basics of your job. It’s information we all need to know. . Labor Relations 101. MORE

Question 5 - “Breaking” a Non-Compete: I am an insurance broker in Delaware, trying to “break” a non-compete agreement. Middletown, Delaware. I’m not licensed to practice law in Delaware, but I believe it is likely Delaware recognizes and follows this doctrine.] MORE

Being able to profit directly from your labor, increase your independence, and gain better control over the future of your career all prove compelling incentives for folks like John Baldino and his wife, Kathleen, of Milford, Delaware. MORE

Make sure to download our 2015 Guide to Las Vegas and the SHRM Annual Conference Whitepaper while you’re waiting for the VIP Party Guide to launch! . Get the Inside Scoop at the SHRM Annual Conference in Las Vegas! MORE

For women, then, the process is more important than the success , according to Marvin Zuckerman , professor of psychology at University of Delaware. MORE

New York, like New Jersey and Delaware, views the continued employment of the employee to satisfy the “consideration requirement.” On the other hand, such states as Pennsylvania and Delaware do not. Interestingly, though, Pennsylvania and Delaware courts do view either (a) a promotion, or (b) any increase in compensation, to be sufficient consideration for a non-compete agreement. MORE

I renovated my kitchen while I was involved with a man who was a carpet store manager in suburban Delaware (I'm a writer/editor in Manhattan). Is this your first time here? MORE

About WMCN TV: WMCN TV is an independent broadcast television station reaching nearly 3 million homes in southeastern Pennsylvania, central and southern New Jersey, and Delaware. Employers post jobs for free during this month long competition that begins April 11th. ResumeBear announced today that it is sponsoring an Employer Job Posting Competition designed to help Americans get back to work. Employers that post the most jobs in their size category during the competition will win. MORE

I recently attended a career fair here in Delaware and saw or heard many of the scenarios outlined below. This is no commentary on Delawareans or those seeking to work in Delaware – I commonly see and hear many of these egregious. A few I added from other career fair experiences, but not many! To get this useful advice and many other helpful career resources, visit us now at CAREEREALISM.com. MORE

Over the past few weeks we’ve had numerous Facebook messages, emails, and texts into our secret club asking when we’d be launching our annual guide for the 2015 SHRM Annual Conference and Exposition happening next month. If you’re headed to SHRM and you’d like all the resources necessary to make SHRM and your visit to Las Vegas a success, you’re in luck! MORE

First, she received a $125,000 cost-of-living adjustment to compensate for moving to the New York area from her home in Delaware (while getting another $238,000 to cover a loss on the sale of a second home she owned on Long Island). Let me state from the start that I don't know this person. MORE

senator from Delaware, torpedoed his 1988 bid for the presidency when a couple of whoppers from his past were revealed. A few years back, two researchers at the University of Massachusetts published the results of an eye-opening study about the incidence of lying during job interviews. MORE

In alphabetical order, they are: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington (state). . “When it comes to privacy and accountability, people always demand the former for themselves and the latter for everyone else.”. David Brin . ACTUAL “CASE HISTORIES ”: I remember it like it was yesterday, although it was many years ago. MORE

I know in working with my clients in Delaware and Maryland, I include the Hidden Job Market in nearly every vocational counseling session. If you are looking for work you, no doubt, have heard of THE HIDDEN JOB MARKET. You may have even heard TOO MUCH of it. Here is a recent success story that. To get this useful advice and many other helpful career resources, visit us now at CAREEREALISM.com. Job Search career advice career expert career question CAREEREALISM job search MORE

Here''s the big deal - recent news on venture capital investments and Uber from AllThingsD : "According to a Delaware filing by Uber Technologies, it has sold stock in the fast-growing privately held transportation service to private equity giant TPG. Let''s stretch your HR muscles today. MORE

As a current gear shifter seeking opportunities in the HR/Training and Development field, Meg boasts a lovely Masters in Leadership degree from Cabrini College by wearing her “Will Work for Self-Esteem” sandwich board and ringing her bell while walking up and down the streets of Delaware County. MORE

SHRM15 is literally within a week and if you’ve never been you’re in for a treat! This year we’ve put together another one of our ultimate guides to the conference and Las Vegas. Whether you’re going to SHRM to network or you’re going because it’s a free trip to Vegas (let’s face it, some of you reading this are thinking just that!) we have you covered! MORE

They operate in Pittsburgh, where I work, but are a Delaware Corporation. Question : My former employer claims I violated a non-compete agreement, and is therefore exercising a “clawback” provision to take back my vested stock shares, which are still held by the company. I want to stop them, and I may need to file a lawsuit for an injunction if they don’t correct this. Where should I file the lawsuit for the injunction? Any other guidance here? Thanks. Presley. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MORE

INSIDER’S GUIDE TO SHRM 2016 PARTIES & SPECIAL EVENTS. We are just 5 short weeks away from the 2016 SHRM Annual Conference in Washington DC. I’m currently working on blog content, selecting sessions and trying to develop a plan for all things #SHRM16. MORE

They operate in Pittsburgh, where I work, but are a Delaware Corporation. Question : My former employer claims I violated a non-compete agreement, and is therefore exercising a “clawback” provision to take back my vested stock shares, which are still held by the company. I want to stop them, and I may need to file a lawsuit for an injunction if they don’t correct this. Where should I file the lawsuit for the injunction? Any other guidance here? Thanks. Presley. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MORE

GET THE INSIDE SCOOP AT THE 2015 HR TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE IN LAS VEGAS! I can’t believe are less than 2 weeks away from the 2015 HR Technology Conference in Las Vegas. We’re knee deep in pre-conference content strategy for #HRTechConf where we’ll bring you the best insights into what you can expect at three different events in Vegas in one week. Yes, three events which are the HR Tech Tank, IAEWS Fall Congress and the HR Technology Conference. MORE

The legislatures of Illinois, Ohio, Delaware, Michigan, New York, California and Washington state are considering similar measures. . Question: Can I request confidentiality from my boss as I just want to leave on a certain date and not return. I don’t like parties or to discuss my retirement. I have worked here for 35 years and am a private person. Also, would my company have to pay me for unused vacation days? . Dennis. Lancaster, Ohio . MORE

Mike Freeman formerly at CBS Sportsline lied about graduating from the University of Delaware. People lie. Are you surprised? I bet not! In fact, behavioral experts have determined that babies begin to lie as early as 6 months old. MORE

Wilmington, Delaware. Question 1: If my employer changed its name, is my non-compete void? I signed a covenant not to compete (sometimes called a “non-compete”) with my current employer. If the owner changed the legal name of the business, is the non-compete still valid? MORE