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Ed Mazze's Labor Market Report

July advice for job hunters: What to do about discrimination

This month I am devoting my column to dealing with discrimination when applying for a position or going through the selection process. There are many types of discrimination such as age, gender, racial, ethnic, religious, physical appearance, disability and sometimes even the name of the applicant when it can be easily identified with a particular group of people.

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July job outlook: From taxes to unions, 5 economic development myths

June advice for job hunters: How to write a good cover letter

June outlook: Continued job losses cast a pall over Rhode Island

May advice for job hunters: Networking can fill and find jobs

May job outlook: Things look tough for Class of 2008

Advice for job hunters: It's nice to take time off, if you can afford it

May job outlook: The economy still seems to be stuck in neutral

Advice for job hunters: What to do when your company is going nowhere

April job outlook: These are challenging times for the state's economy

Advice for job hunters: Finding a job is a job

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Working by Connie Grosch: Jennifer Cowart talks about her home-based business

"I wasn’t out looking for a home-based business. I was working part-time teaching. I loved it until we had our first daughter. All the things that we said we would work out before we had her weren’t working out — I desperately wanted to be home with her."