employment

When it comes to raking in the most cash, these are the top occupations to work in the Capital Region.

It is very difficult to find people to work since the pandemic so a local brewery has come up with a clever idea to let beer lovers know they are hiring. Bolton Landing Brewery has produced a New England-style IPA that they cleverly call "Help Wanted". They are hoping it will get in the hands of those looking for work at the brewery.

If you are unemployed or just looking for a better job, you may be interested to know that the Albany Job Fair will be held later this month.

When the coronavirus hit hundreds of thousands of people lost their jobs. Now with Phase 3 open and other businesses slowly reopening, McDonald's is looking to hire hundreds of thousands of workers nationwide. That means hundreds of jobs are open here in the Capital Region

If you have been affected by the pandemic, perhaps lost your job, been furloughed, or just looking for an interesting way to make money from home, this job may be just what you are looking for.

If you're one of those people who may have been laid off temporarily or permanently, here are some businesses still looking for help.

WGNA is proud to team up with local veterans organizations to help our local veterans find work when they come back home. These organizations can help with everything from building a resume, plotting a career path, to landing a job in the Capital Region.

There is a company out of Wisconsin that says, "It's the next thing that's inevitably going to happen, and we want to be a part of it."

There are a nearly 150 jobs opening up in the area. If you have been looking for work, there will be a huge job fair on June 3rd.

Not happy with your salary? The best way to get a raise is to get a new job.

By now you have probably heard that Sonic Drive Thru will soon be opening it's first location in the Capital Region in Latham in June, with more set to open in the area. So according to New 10 ABC's website, they are having a job fair today through Saturday in an effort to hire 100 full and part time positions.

When most of us were in grade school, the teacher would be in front of everyone in the classroom and take attendance, and now it’s happening to some New York State employees and agencies.