jobs

It's fascinating how the job market is shifting right here in North Central Washington, opening doors for those with skills rather than degrees.

In a world where landing that first job feels like climbing a mountain, some grads are finding a new path — and it’s all about who you know.

In a world where youth used to reign supreme in the hiring game, the tables are turning in Wenatchee Valley—here's what it means for seasoned pros.

In the race for college applications, some majors are standing out with impressive early-career salaries. Let’s talk about what that means for future graduates.

What are the jobs that many people won’t do, no matter how much money is offered? We have that list below. But what would it take for you to do that job?

As technology races forward, many workers are feeling the pressure to keep up. Tomorrow's job market is going to look very different from today's.

What are the 11 Popular Jobs in Washington? We have that list for you, and I can’t think of anything sweeter than the #1 pick.

This especially matters for high school students in WA and OR who are starting to plan what comes next after turning 18.

Who's hiring 14-year-olds for part-time jobs that aren't babysitting and mowing lawns?

Every job has its risk of injury or worse, but a survey took a look at which professions are the worst.