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What would you do? What would you do if you were sick but had to decide to go to work or stay home?

What would you do if you were forced to choose between missing work and being at your child's sporting event, play, or musical, or missing out on that moment?

If there was a major issue at work though, and being a whistleblower would put your job at risk, would you risk it, or keep the information to yourself?

Every job has pros and cons, but when it comes to the worst job in Idaho, there is one that stands out, and many agree it is a job that they wouldn't want.

The Idaho Department of Labor hosts an all-industry hiring event on September 28th.

Getting hired for the right job is not always easy, but getting hired for the wrong job may not be any better. To carry on in a new job with no intention of keeping for any longer than necessary, or leave before too much time and investment on either side?

Some of these 'now hiring' signs may not be what they seem and could be lying to potential employees and even customers.

What would you do? What would you do if you were offered food instead of money to work your job?

While coaching your child is one option to get your sports fixed, there are other options out there as well, and you can make money doing so.

Buhl will be hosting the Buhl West End Hiring Event on Thursday, December 16 from 11 AM to 2 PM at the Buhl West End Senior Center, located at 1010 Main Street.

If you have any interest in becoming a police officer you may want to consider applying for an open position in Rupert.

Need work?  Consider moving to neighboring Washington.

I would like to think there are great summer jobs right here in Twin Falls. According to this list, you will need to move to Boise or Scottsdale if you want a great summer job.

It's funny how many different places you can stumble across job opportunities in Twin Falls. Looking at the Twin Falls Reddit page, I noticed that someone said that Frito Lay is hiring. As it turns out, they are correct.

The Idaho Department of Labor is reporting an increase in the number of new jobs being created across the state.  The Idaho 2011 Job Vacancy Survey found there were 1.7 jobs open for every 100 that were filled. That compared to a rate of 1...