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New York isn't exactly the most affordable place to live, but if you work in one of these professions you're probably not too worried about the cost of living.

New York's new salary transparency law may require employers to give a good faith salary range to job seekers, but some are testing the limits of that range.

A new study claims that the average New York job seeker’s resume is only 72% accurate, with many embellishing or making up the rest in order to get hired.

New York State Transportation officials, thinking about what lies ahead, look to hire dozens of workers in the Southern Tier.

Lovers of a good garage sale have a chance to search for bargains in a big way while benefitting Mom’s House in Broome County.

The Binghamton City School District is holding a recruitment fair this week.

Today, in the state of New York, there are 18 jobs that a person under the age of 18 is forbidden from doing and these are those jobs.

What makes a person want to go to work each day? Money of course, but these employees say a caring culture really makes all the difference to them.

A program to help New Yorkers fill high-demand jobs in a shorter period of time is expanding.

New York is an employment-at-will state, leaving many employees to feel unprotected and less likely to speak up with workplace concerns. That's about to change.