Susan Hall

In a new report from PayScale, lead economist Katie Bardaro stresses the need for an apples-to-apples comparison when equating the salaries of men and

It’s not surprising, after Edward Snowden’s leaks about National Security Agency surveillance programs, that federal contractors are scrutinizing

Atlanta has been going gangbusters in adding tech jobs, with companies including General Motors, AirWatch and Ernst & Young in the past few months

Though it could turn out to be a new version of “Snakes on a Plane,” 130 people set off Wednesday on a 12-hour flight from San Francisco to London, during

The whole saga of contractor Edward Snowden, who spilled top-secret information about the government’s electronic data-collection program, raises a lot of

There could be a lot fewer data-sifting jobs at government contractors such as Booz Allen Hamilton, depending on how the leaks about National Security

In yet another survey of IT hiring managers’ staffing plans, 73 percent told Dice they will add more staff in the second half of 2013 than in the first

The expected flood of federal retirements has not materialized, though a recent uptick has renewed fears about brain drain within the federal

IT hiring managers seems to be a bit hesitant in their hiring plans for the third quarter, according to a new report from Robert Half Technology.Top 25

Zynga announced Tuesday that it’s cutting 18 percent of its staff – 520 positions – as it tries to reboot in mobile, according to All Things Digital.It

With high demand and high salaries offered to data scientists, it’s no wonder that a plethora of universities are beefing up their data science offerings,

The TechAmerica Foundation’s 2013 Cyberstates report provides a state-by-state analysis of the IT job market, and other local organizations can help