jobs

Help KUOW Report On How The Job Market Is Changing

Carolyn Adolph — Fri, 24 May 2013 21:53:45 +0000

KUOW is working on a series of reports about the state of the jobs economy in Puget Sound. We want to know how we've emerged, what's changed and what the future holds. You can help. Click on any of the links below and you will be taken to a form to tell your story. If you have a story that doesn't fit with one of the questions below, just click on any one of the forms and tell us what's on your mind.

If you trained for a green job or now hold a green job, tell us here.

If you retrained for a job, tell us if you found the work you expected.

If you still aren't getting the kind of work you need, tell us here.

Did you apply for disability payments because you couldn't find work? Tell us about that.

If you work under the tax man's radar, tell us why it has to be that way.

If you were unscathed by the recession and its aftermath, tell us if and how the recession changed you.

What jobs have you seen roar back? What jobs have you seen fade away?

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Ask The Private Investigator

Producer — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 18:44:15 +0000

Pop culture has served up many fantastic private investigators over the years: Sherlock Holmes, Magnum P.I. and Columbo just to name a few. What is it like to be a real life private investigator and how do you get started? Ross Reynolds talks with veteran private investigator Linda Montgomery about the fact and fiction of the mysterious profession.

What Effect Is The Shrinking Public Sector Having On The Washington State Economy?

Ross Reynolds — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 20:20:00 +0000

Nationally the private sector added 5 million jobs since a low point in June of 2009. But during that same time period the public sector cut 721,000 jobs. What effect is the shrinking public sector having on the economy? And what’s the story here in Washington state?

E-Verify: A Verifiably Good Or Bad Idea?

Ross Reynolds — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 20:32:00 +0000

President Obama thinks E-Verify should be mandatory as part of his plan for immigration reform. Is this a good idea? How accurate is E-Verify? What happens if someone comes up negative? Is immigration contacted immediately? Ross Reynolds talks with CEO Roy Beck of Numbers USA, and Policy Analyst David Bier.

Seattle And "The New Geography Of Jobs"

Ross Reynolds — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 20:12:52 +0000

Where you decide to live is more important than your resume in determining your salary. That's according to Berkeley economist Enrico Moretti. He'll tell us about where to live if you want to be healthy and wealthy.