Some young people decided to sit out the economic turbulence of recent years, choosing instead to pursue a graduate degree or other coursework right after college. Is it worth the expense to go right to grad school or is work experience more...
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Georgia Sea Turtle Center officials say eight of the injured reptiles from Georgia and Florida are receiving medical care at its Jekyll Island facility.
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Residents in the northwest Georgia town of Cave Spring are expressing concerns about plans for natural gas drilling operation. A Texas oil, gas and development conglomerate plans a well near the town. A state permit indicates that Forestar expects...
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Officials at Robins Air Force Base say they're offering just over 400 voluntary buyouts to civilian employees.
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Two Georgia cities rank in the top ten areas in the nation for longest commutes by distance. A new Census Bureau report shows many Hinesville and Brunswick commuters are traveling 50 miles or more each way to work from surrounding counties. Some...
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A Manpower report out Tuesday says employers in Georgia expect steady hiring in 2013’s second quarter. But Georgia’s employment outlook is one of the weakest in the nation.
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The first group of Caterpillar workers is moving in to office space at the company's new Georgia plant. The 850,000-square-foot facility is now home to 50 workers.
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Another record crowd is expected at this year's St. Patrick's Day festival in Savannah. Just as last year, this year's holiday falls on a weekend. And that's prompted officials once again to tweak the rules aimed at managing...
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Career coach and workplace consultant Brandon Smith explains why promotions don’t happen sometimes and how we can fix what went wrong.
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After more than a decade of planning and construction, a man-made whitewater course on the Chattahoochee River will open May 25. It is expected to attract adventurers from around the South. Business and civic leaders on Thursday announced the...
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