Tough economic times always raise questions about employment.  The most prevalent of those questions is whether or not to continue in your current job.  After all, the grass may be greener on the other side, right? Well, before you begin looking for other employment opportunities, go through this checklist to see if your current position is right for you:
 

After being laid off four times in 22 years, I know what it is like first hand. The first time was by far the most devastating. Thoughts of, “What am I going to do now?” come flooding through. Questions of, “What did I do wrong to deserve this?” dominate our minds. That unanswered question leads to fear and even embarrassment about what the answer might be.

Without a doubt, WalMart is by far one of the largest employers in the North American continent. They built their very first store in 1962 and they are now the world's largest retailer. If you are considering to apply for a job with them, check out their online application form.

Make no mistake about it. These are turbulent times. The winds of change are sweeping through the workplace. Managers and their troops alike are expected to learn new skills and to accomplish more with fewer resources. Pressures are ramping up on employers to improve their return on investments.

If you want to find a part time job, you have to recognize that this particular market is a numbers game.  The more local places you apply to, the better your chances for success. When looking for full time employment or long-term career, it is important to find the company and position that is right for you.  However, most people take part time jobs to make some extra money, not to set their career.