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Job options are on the rise in Utica, Rome, Central New York, and the Mohawk Valley. What are the most popular jobs? With that, what is the pay?

New York isn't exactly the most affordable place to live, but if you work in one of these professions you're probably not too worried about the cost of living.

A new study claims that the average New York job seeker’s resume is only 72% accurate, with many embellishing or making up the rest in order to get hired.

Want to get paid around $200 to role play for the day in Upstate New York? Now is your chance in Rome.

We're all looking for ways to make a little extra money; I know I am! Whether it's to pay off some debt, save up for a rainy day fund, or splurge on that designer handbag you've been eyeing, we could all use a little extra cash.

Who came up with the brilliant idea to swap the sensible polo for the Hawaiian shirt?

A restaurant in Newport, Kentucky is making national headlines putting a 'no tipping' policy in effect. Packhouse Meats' tipping ban may seem strange, but it's way more awesome than you think.

The U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday announced grants totaling $18.5 million to eight states to provide education, training and employment opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities.

The U.S. Department of Labor on Monday awarded approximately $64.3 million to 38 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia to implement or continue re-employment and eligibility assessments for individuals who receive unemployment insurance benefits. This includes a total of over $11 million to New York.

According to the State Labor Department, the New York State economy added 23,800 private sector jobs in April.