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‘H-1B Only’ Job Ad Posters Accused of Discrimination
The Programmers Guild, an IT worker interest group, has filed 300 discrimination complaints so far this year against companies…
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Survey: Large Company IT Execs Raking in $140K
Average salaries for all IT positions has remained relatively the same (0.05 percent) over the last year, falling slightly…
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Beyond the Valley: 10 Blooming U.S. Cities for Tech
There is a ferocious debate among business, employment, technology and urban planning publications of late over the location of…
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Report: IT Market Upswing a ‘Jobless Recovery’
Dismissing industry claims to the contrary, a study released on June 14 asserts that the technology market is actually…
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Mountain States Lead in IT Hiring Plans
CIOs anticipate a “moderate uptick” in the hiring of technology workers in the third quarter of 2006, according to…
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Tech’s Glass Ceiling Shows Some Cracks
Despite considerable progress, industry leaders and gender advocates make no bones about stating that women are still largely underrepresented…
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Despite Decelerating Market, IT Boasts Growth
IT employment accelerated in May, according to the National Association of Computer Consultant Businesses IT Employment Index, released June…
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Study Finds Offshoring’s Impact Overstated
The risk of losing high-end IT jobs to offshoring is lower than widely believed, argues a report released June…
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‘Help, the Web Is Broken!’ and Other IT/Client Madness
Sometimes, from the view of the help desk, the end of civilization seems near. Very near, indeed. This is…
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High-Tech Employment Shows Promise
U.S. high-tech employment increased 1 percent in 2005, bringing the nationwide total to 5.6 million, with the greatest gains…