employment

Man, this is a busy time of year! Between graduations, weddings, fairs, camping trips, and the occasional attempt to keep up at work, it’s no wonder North Dakotans are dragging a bit. Turns out, we’re not imagining it—according to a new report from MattressNextDay, North Dakota ranks 6th in the entire country for burnout. Yep, we cracked ...

Here in North Dakota, we take pride in our hard work. Whether it’s the oil fields, the farms, or behind the wheel of a truck, North Dakotans are known for putting in long days and not shying away from a tough job. But have you ever wondered which jobs bring in the big bucks in our state? Inde...

The weekend is fast approaching, but if you’ve got more month left at the end of your money, going out might seem a bit... out of budget. If that’s the case, you may be eyeing a side hustle to bring in a few extra bucks. But what’s the most popular side gig in our region? Thanks to a rece...

Looking Forward To This

What will happen to your job in the future? Will you ride the wave of the future? Or, will you be the modern version of a buggy-whip salesman?

Is the product you make or service about to go the way of the buggy whip? Marlo and Jim talk about how technological developments will affect future job prospects for you, or your children (and what you can do about it).

Finding a job in today's economy can be harder than you think. Get some helpful hints with this week's host Brian Ritter, and his guest Phil Davis from JobsND in Bismarck.

This week, host Brian Ritter talks with Phil Davis of Job Service North Dakota, about the local job scene and resources available for the un- or under-employed.

Tattoos seem to be growing in popularity, so can these permanent pieces of body art hinder your chances of landing work?

WESTMINSTER, Calif. (AP) — The end of unemployment checks for more than a million jobless Americans has driven people to consider selling cars, moving and taking minimum wage work after already slashing household budgets and pawning personal possessions.