Human Resources

The number of employed workers in Westchester County rose by 12,700 in June compared with May, while 700 fewer workers were...

Sara Schrager had an epiphany one summer during college break that set the course of her life and career.

John Hopper’s roots in Greenwich go deep. “I’m the third generation born and raised here,” he said – an increasingly unusual...

The information technology job market for Westchester was strong in the second quarter, notably for computer scientists.

Employers in Westchester County plan both to hire fewer workers and lay off fewer in the third quarter this year, while...

In Orange County, 57 percent of employers surveyed said they planned to hire more workers this summer, while 7 percent expected...

There are “plenty” of jobs out there, says Laura Mellors, but the  challenge is getting the right people to fill the...

Polar Air Cargo Worldwide, a subsidiary of Purchase-based Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. (AAWW), recently closed on a transaction that gives...

General Electric Co.’s two largest unions endorsed a new labor pact that gives members a 16 percent hike in pay and...

When Bala Krishnamurthy joined Unimation Inc. in Danbury in 1976, it was a little like walking into a science fiction novel.

Even as reports surfaced that it would purchase a group of suburban offices near Chicago, GE Real Estate installed a new...

The casinos in southeast Connecticut indirectly support 7,000 jobs in addition to the more than 20,000 people they employ, a new...

The mired status quo of U.S. immigration policy is aggravating a work-force crisis that could seriously undermine the U.S. economy.

If you’ve ever been to a planning board public hearing, you know how heated the debate over changes to the familiar...

IBM Corp.’s latest round of layoffs isn’t expected to have much effect on the local economy, according to one industry expert.