United States Economy Labor and Jobs Productivity New Models Wages and Salarie Design and Products 'As I have long been debating about the issue that the great Valley of Silicon is the savior of America and how it is nothing more than Wall Street to the West without ties and more cardigans, less Brooks and more "Bros" than "Hos" when it comes to innovation, equality and quote/unquote saving the world. The author points to them and the other industrial complex, biotechnology, as exceptions. My blog entry the Valley of Death has become an interesting one in the sheer number of hits alone. MORE >>

The national average salary for a senior field service engineer is $93,640. Working with your hands pays extremely well. skilled senior field service engineer with 10 or more years experience installing and maintaining mechanical equipment earns six figures in six top US major markets. Take a look at the top 25 US major markets below and see where you fit it. It Pays to be a Field Service Engineer MORE >>

technician who has pursued NATE Certification, therefore, demonstrates a serious commitment to the industry and will likely receive a greater salary than a regular HVAC technician. If you are an HVAC professional, you may be debating whether it is worth it for you to achieve an HVAC certification, such as NATE. Because HVAC work primarily focuses on the health and safety of citizens, education and experience are critical characteristics for any HVAC technician. read more. Green Jobs Green Workforce MORE >>

Here’s what the study found for Wales: • Workers in Wales rate job enjoyment ahead of salary. According to the research, British workers believe a decent salary is key to career satisfaction, cited by 64%, as well as a sense of achievement in your work (59%) and being able to work the hours you want (46%). Workers in Wales value most carrying out work they enjoy (69%), ahead of salary (63%) and flexible hours (47%). Train4TradeSkills today launched it’s National Job Survey to look at employment in the UK and the career satisfaction of British Workers. MORE >>

Here’s what the study found for Scotland: • Workers in Scotland rate job enjoyment ahead of salary. According to the research, British workers believe a decent salary is key to career satisfaction, cited by 64%, as well as a sense of achievement in your work (59%) and being able to work the hours you want (46%). Workers in Scotland value carrying out work they enjoy (69%), ahead of salary (63%) and flexible hours (43%). Train4TradeSkills today launched it’s National Job Survey to look at employment in the UK and the career satisfaction of British Workers. MORE >>