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The Environmental Career Center (ECC), has been helping people work for a better environment since 1980. ECC assists individuals and employers alike, in matching top candidates with today’s top green employers. With 25+ years in the field, ECC has extensive experience to help guide you.
March Employment Report – Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.2%
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today that employers added 120,000 jobs in March. The jobs number is lower than anticipated compared to an average increase of 246,000 the past three months. However, the unemployment rate dropped to 8.2%. Additionally, employment for January and February was revised upward by 4,000 additional jobs. The unemployment rate averaged [...]
Take Part in the 2012 National Environmental Employment Survey
The National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP.org) and the Environmental Career Center (EnvironmentalCareer.com) are jointly conducting the 2012 National Environmental Employment Survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/EnvironmentalEmploymentSurvey. This comprehensive online survey looks at both hiring needs of employers and challenges that job seekers have in securing an environmental job. What are your views regarding environmental employment within your [...]
Complimentary Environmental Career Advice Three-Part Webinar Series
Looking for career advice from top environmental experts? Register for a complimentary career advice three-part webinar series. The National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP) and American Public University (APU) are bringing together top academic leaders and experts to collaborate on a 3-part webinar series, helping educate environmental professionals on this highly informative topic of career [...]
UP & UP … 24 Straight Months of U.S. Job Growth
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today, March 9, that employers added 227,000 jobs in February. The unemployment rate remained at 8.3% primarily as confidence grows with more people entering the job market. Additionally, employment for December and January was revised upward by 61,000 additional jobs. The BLS reports that job growth [...]