MedZilla Reports: April saw the unemployment rate continuing to fall, dipping down to nearly eight percent. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 155,000 jobs were added to the economy; 19,000 of those being positions added in Healthcare alone. (bls.gov, 5/4/2012) The industry is expected to increase employment opportunities with over 4.2 million jobs before 2020, according to research from the Center for Health Workforce Studies at the University of Albany, State University in New York.

The MedZilla.com Employment Report for April, 2012 -- Unemployment Hits Lowest Rate in Three Years (April 12, 2012, PRWEB)

MedZilla Reports: The unemployment rate reached its lowest point in over three years according to this month's newest economic situation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. (bls.gov, 4/6/12) Government employees were also relieved to hear the Federal planned job cuts plummeted last month by 86% compared to this time last year according to reports from the global outplacement firm Challenger, Grey & Christmas, Inc. (challengergrey.com, 4/5/12) These reports come just days after a major announcement by First Lady Michelle Obama declaring that top companies across the nation are reaching out to returning veterans and their spouses by committing to opening up 15,000 jobs specifically designated to military personnel, veterans and families, while keeping in mind the specific needs of military life. (whitehouse.gov, 4/4/12)

The MedZilla Employment Report for March 2012 -- Looking for the Next Tech Boom? Check Out the Medical Industry (March 22, 2012, PRWEB)

MedZilla Reports: The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its latest report on the nation's unemployment situation. While the over-all percentages have held steady at 8.3%, the detailed figures have shown the job market is continuing to evolve significantly (bls.gov, 3/9/2012). Although the unemployment rate remained the same, the country still managed to add 227,000 new jobs in February (bls.gov, 3/9/2012). Although it's common to see this kind of leveling off after the holiday season rush, according to experts there's more reorganizing going on under the surface.

The MedZilla Report for March 2011 -- Health Care Information Technology on the Rise (March 10, 2011, PRWEB)

Although health care employment was up in February -- three times as many jobs created in the short month as in January -- job seekers haven't yet started changing their search habits when it comes to health care information technology, a field ripe for job increases.

The MedZilla Employment Report for February 2012 -- Unemployment Rate Drops Again as Evidence of Continued Economic Recovery Continues to Grow (February 14, 2012, PRWEB)

MedZilla Reports: The employment statistics from January are in, and so far it's been a very happy new year for those in the market for a new job. Traditionally, with the end of the holiday season, January sees a significant increase in job cuts throughout the private sector. This year, however, the total non-farm employment actually rose by almost a quarter-million jobs. Even the retail industry was able to report an increase. The drop in unemployment at the close of last year had some skeptics wondering if the country was witnessing an actual economic recovery or merely a fleeting result from seasonal hiring. Still, the fact that the unemployment is continuing to decline and that that decrease can be seen in a range of industries confirms a definite trend which is having measurably positive effects on the nation's overall economy.

Tax Guidelines for Medical Industry Jobseekers: MedZilla Details What You Need to Know Before You File (February 07, 2012, PRWEB)

MedZilla Reports: Whether unemployed or under employed, candidates likely sent their resume out to someone. Now is the opportunity to cash in those itemized deductions from expenses accumulated during job searching.

The MedZilla Report for January 2012 -- Health Care Industry Remained One of the Most Robust Sources of Jobs in the U.S. (January 12, 2012, PRWEB)

MedZilla reports: As 2011 came to a close, the health care industry remained one of the most robust sources of jobs in the U.S., adding 315,000 over the past twelve months -- 23,000 thousand alone in December.

MedZilla Reports: Overcoming Age Discrimination and Getting a Job (September 30, 2010, PRWEB)

Job seekers in their 40s and 50s tell MedZilla that it's extremely difficult to even get a phone call returned. But the same strategies that work for younger employees will work for you too -- and there are doors open to you that you might not expect.