CIO Insight Weekly Report, May 7, 2008
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Women still make less than men in most industries, but the gap is tightening in technology jobs.
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Experts say there may be enough workers available, but gaps in specific skills sets remain.
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A program through Walter Reed Hospital prepares injured veterans for careers in IT and tech support.
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With an economic crunch compounding the existing shortage of qualified IT workers, businesses need a solid recruitment and retention plan. Here’s how to get started.
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With a crunch on H1-B applications expected, businesses have turned to an alternative: the L-1 visa.
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A program through Walter Reed Hospital prepares injured veterans for careers in IT and tech support.
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With a crunch on H1-B applications expected, businesses have turned to an alternative: the L-1 visa.
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The number of African Americans employed in computer-related jobs rose 10.3% in 2007.
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The demand for experienced, savvy workers to fill these positions remains as strong as ever—and the pay isn't bad, either.
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