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Unemployed by COVID-19. That is the consequence being faced today by more Americans than ever in the nation's history, with unemployment claims filed to date reaching more than 22 million and counting. If you are in that number, you need to act now to jump-start your career and quickly gain reentry into a job market that will be markedly different than it was just a few months ago, before the coronavirus crisis.
Graduation season has rolled out and many are prepping to take the next step onto the college or university campus of their choice. And per usual, a big part of...
If jobs and housing are the barometers by which recoveries are judged, five years after the storm, New Orleans is getting mixed reviews. The job market was initially brisk due to the inevitable uptick in construction and service trade jobs, which were accompanied by higher hourly wages. In many ways, observes Jefferson Parish Councilman Byron Lee, Louisiana was for a long time sheltered from the economic downturn going on just about everywhere else, because it was still in recovery mode.
“My landlord owned a few buildings and I loved his lifestyle,†says Brown, now 30. “I wanted to become a landlord, too, and be able to live off of my properties.â€
In a five-part BlackEnterprise.com series, Daria Burke, founder of BlackMBAWomen shares tips on getting your MBA to upgrade your career.
