They get information from job applicants about their education and work experience.

What are the rights of the workers and the job applicants?

"Job applicants have to be clear about what they want."

Job applicants might want to ask about the medical benefits.

Job applicants must be able to type 45 words a minute.

Job applicants must score above 70 to be considered for the position.

Potential job applicants increasingly look at the environmental performance of a business they're thinking about working for.

But some employers use them to turn away job applicants as well.

For the first time in her life, she interviewed job applicants.

They started testing and found 25 percent of their job applicants were using drugs.

The job applicant's ability might be one of two things: high or low.

But the law says job applicants have at least three weeks to provide documentation.

The test was not the only standard by which the job applicants were measured.

For example, a police department might require that all job applicants have college degrees.

Of these companies, about two-thirds are testing only job applicants.

Job applicants were expected to have scores well above the norm.

Each check costs about $14, usually charged to the job applicant, and takes several weeks.

The rule was based on the rates at which job applicants were hired.

Job applicants who have a history of any drug use are excluded from consideration.

The survey also found that job applicants are much more likely to be tested than employees.

Q. Are there other secrets to success for older job applicants?

In the past, human resources professionals who met with job applicants did not have to do much explaining.

The role of human resource systems in job applicant decision processes.

I often interview job applicants, and several of my questions try to determine a candidate's ability to make good decisions.

Information on employment opportunities at the House for prospective job applicants.