Lying on resume doesn't work

By Kristin Samuelson Thursday, May 17, 2012 CHICAGO — A little GPA padding. A slight fib on a job title. A clerical error on dates. What might seem like innocuous tweaks or typos on a resume can compound themselves, creating a mess for the individual and company. "As tempting as those things are to do, it will always come back to haunt you," said David Hoffmann, chairman and chief executive of ...

Ministers hire filing clerks to guard UK borders during the London 2012 Olypmics

Low-level filing clerks and receptionists are among 700 usually desk-bound civil servants at the Home Office recruited for the temporary work as they cope with the massive influx of visitors expected for the Olympics.

Don't panic! Now ministers hire filing clerks to guard borders... after doing just three months' training in three days

Low-level filing clerks and receptionists are among 700 usually desk-bound civil servants at the Home Office recruited for the temporary work as they cope with the massive influx of visitors expected for the Olympics.

VA offers teens shot to volunteer for summer

The Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Mountain Home, will offer a volunteer program for young adults between the ages of 13-19 starting on June 4. The program will begin with an orientation at 9 a.m in the conference room in building 200 of the main hospital.

ID theft by sisters devastates woman

Now, any time a criminal background check is done on Rachel Mongiovi, her sister's record comes up. Now, any time a criminal background check is done on Rachel Mongiovi, her sister's record comes up.