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A new economic forecast from Rutgers University contains both good and bad news for New Jersey.

If you're still in the market for a summer job, the annual Seaside Heights and Vicinity Summer Job Fair may have the perfect fit for you. Christine Karaska with the NJ State Department of Labor and Workforce Development says a wide variety of employers will be attending the event on Saturday, May 3, 2014...

The employment outlook will be a bit brighter for college graduates this year, if statistics keep moving in the same direction.

We all have completely useless skills that we wish we could get paid for. Model and web personality Nikki Delventhal shows us hers:

The problem may not be widespread, but a number of employers out there won't hire someone if that person is currently out of a job. This type of discrimination would become illegal with new legislation in Trenton.

Job opportunities for teens and 20-somethings are the lowest they have been in years according to a report.

Nearly 100 employers and service organizations converged on the Rider University campus this week for a unique career fair targeting military veterans and their families.

Hoping to put a spark in New Jersey's slow economic recovery, Asm. Troy Singleton plans to introduce a series of bills that could shift the state's manufacturing industry into overdrive.

Revised federal data released Monday suggests New Jersey's unemployment rate declined more gradually last year than previously reported.

Looking to get a leg up on those already in college, and given the disappointing job market that could be waiting for them on the other side, more and more high schoolers are taking on volunteer work or internships.