Your Job, Your Life

"Most high-earning execs will find their next job through networking," says one expert. "The old tricks are not working anymore. You can't just shop your resume around."

The economic stimulus bill provides $31 billion for bigger tuition tax credits and more grant money for students seeking further education.

Here’s a look at what companies are after, who’s likely hiring this spring, how much they’re paying and how to hunt for job opportunities.

The recession may be your first brush with unemployment, so you might need some help in navigating the system of unemployment insurance benefits.

From the White House to business schools, green jobs are in, but before you turn green with envy, remember that green may be in the eye of the beholder.

There are jobs available, but  financial types will have to make drastic changes—including going into a different field, accepting less money and possibly moving.

Studies show that when a spouse is laid off it increases the chance of divorce in the coming year. Check out these tips to reduce the odds.

Here is a breakdown of where the jobs are right now by sector. See what companies are hiring what types of jobs and in which states. Click through to see all major sectors.

With the nation in the throes of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and an unemployment rate at its highest level in a quarter century, fear has become palpable. Even for the 90-plus percent of us still employed, job safety is now a relative term.

The cameras kept rolling after Wednesday’s town hall, where our expert panel took even more questions related to the jobs crisis.