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New Jersey students may soon be able to learn which college or university produces the most graduates landing in high paying jobs, under new legislation sponsored by the chairperson of the Assembly Higher Education Committee.

New Jersey students may soon be able to learn which college or university produces the most graduates landing in high paying jobs, under new legislation sponsored by the chairperson of the Assembly Higher Education Committee.

In an effort to keep up, many employees in New Jersey and across the country are "binge working," sleeping less and burning the midnight oil with caffeine-induced energy.

A new survey finds that businesses are optimistic about economic growth this year. But will that translate into hiring?

There's an old notion that older job holders prevent younger job seekers from moving around in the labor force, but an expert here in New Jersey says that theory does not hold water.

What will or should be the most pressing issue for New Jersey in 2014? The top lawmaker in the legislature said this year should be all about job creation and economic growth.

Those still looking for employment are faced with an obstacle that keeps getting larger - the number of people willing to take on an unpaid internship, in hopes of gaining experience and landing a real position.

A new survey reveals that one of every six workers in our country can't stand their job.

This year has been characterized by a slow yet steady economic recovery in the United States, but the pace of that trend may be quickening with less than a week left in 2013.

It can be a vicious circle for many in New Jersey; they can't pay their bills because they can't get a job, but they can't get a job because they can't pay their bills.