Topic: Monster Worldwide Inc.

Unemployed veterans skilled in doing jobs, not in finding them

A Monster.com survey finds employers and veterans agree: Departing military personnel have civilian job skills. Language, however, is a problem. One hurdle is translating military jargon.

Help wanted. But only if you have a job.

Help wanted with a twist: Some firms won't even consider hiring someone who doesn't already have a job. But unemployed can better their job prospects.

Stock prices point up on European debt outlook

Stock prices look to open higher on Wall Street, despite weak consumer spending. Stock prices are being buoyed by hopes that Europe's debt crisis will ease.

Graduated? Seven job tips for college graduates.

The job data might seem rosier, but finding a job is harder than ever – especially for the nearly 2 million college students who will have graduated this year. Newly minted college graduates are up against experienced mid-career professionals who are also out there searching. Use these seven career tips to change your job search into a job offer.

Energy and tech jobs: where job hiring is (finally) happening

Postings for tech jobs were up 30 percent last month compared with a year ago, according to Craigslist. Job hiring already resulted in upbeat employment numbers last week.

Aflac duck voice: Got quack? Job's open.

Aflac duck voice is up for grabs as insurance company begins accepting submissions from public. But is Aflac duck voice really 'America's best job?'

Stocks end down, but sharply off lows

Dow Jones falls 88 points after falling nearly 180 points. Stocks on S&P and Nasdaq also pare losses at the close.

Want to find a job? Nonprofit '.jobs' service seeks to revolutionize the search.

Hundreds of companies are teaming up with Monster founder Bill Warren to create the nonprofit '.jobs' job listing system. It aims to eliminate the middlemen for people who want to find a job.

Seven online scams and how to avoid them

The first rule of avoiding online scams: If something seems to good to be true, it probably is.

Economic recovery: Fact or fiction?

Everyone says the economy is in recovery. The only trouble is, the things that need to recover to bring about genuine recovery aren't recovering.

Reader mailbag: Should I contribute to a Roth 401(k)?

Jobless claims fall, but recovery for workers looks distant

Ransoming data: The new weapon of choice for cyber criminals?