by Usha on November 29th, 2009
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and PayScale, the best jobs in America currently are as follows. If you have an educational qualification and experience in IT or healthcare, it’s going to be a cakewalk for you, what with the numerous opportunities out there, just waiting for you.
Let’s take a look at the [...]
Tags: best jobs, best jobs in America, Top 50 best jobs in America, top jobs, Top jobs in America
by Usha on November 9th, 2009
The term “white collar crime,” is not just some crime conducted by people in white-collar jobs; it is a crime of artful lying. White collar criminals use persuasion and deceit to achieve their end. Not all crime is illegal, a person can be deceitful and unethical while not committing any illegal acts, according to law.
Spinning [...]
Tags: accounting fraud, accounting scams, cheating the auditors, chief financial officer, financial fraud, sam antar, white collar financial fraud, white-collar fraud
by Hasan on March 2nd, 2009
The US government, as part of its stimulus plan to revive the depression in the US economy, recently decided on including an amendment that imposes a ban on firms receiving government bailouts, from hiring workers from other countries. Microsoft has recently been asked to remove foreign workers that are employed under the H-1B Visa [...]
Tags: h-1b visas, outsourcing, Us Government
by Hasan on April 4th, 2008
Verizon and AT&T, two of the largest cellphone service providers, won the Spectrum auction, leaving Google behind.
A Spectrum auction is a process where governments throughout the world sell the rights to transmit signals. Companies who are in the business of providing wireless communication services need to bid at these auctions and win the licenses [...]
Tags: at&t, auction of spectrum, spectrum, verizon, Verizon and AT&T win Auction of Spectrum
by Hasan on April 3rd, 2008
The recently imposed restriction on H-1B visas that prohibit employers from filing more than one petition for an employee in the fiscal year, did not go down too well with many people, as was expected.
In fact, there have been demands from various US employers to raise the cap on H-1B visas. A new [...]
Tags: h-1b visas, us restrictions, us visa
by Hasan on May 28th, 2007
Why is the government so complicated? You figure out all the details of your business, make it successful, and then the law comes into play and makes things a mess. It seems so simple to start a company, but you must file paperwork with the government, give various notices, adhere to certain standards, and, of [...]