Employment laws, sometimes referred to as “labor” laws, operate to protect the rights of individual workers and employers, and to promote productive, safe workplaces. This guide covers the hiring process and important compensation issues.

This guide covers employment-related documentation, anti-discrimination laws, guidelines for leaves and accommodations, as well as laws covering employee benefits.

AIGA Design Jobs is an exclusive job board for AIGA members. It is the first place AIGA members turn to find their next opportunity, and the premier place for employers seeking the most qualified designers.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Stimulus (CARES) Act is likely the bill you've heard about. The CARES act essentially widens the unemployment and benefits safety net to workers that, under normal circumstances, would not receive them.

Going through an unexpected transition in your career can feel alienating, confusing and stressful—especially during the global response to COVID-19.

Eight video interviewing tips that will help you advance to the next round.

There’s plenty of advice for emerging creatives fresh out of design school, but what about more seasoned professional looking to break into the design profession?

Your resume is your first opportunity to make a good impression with hiring managers. But how can you create a document that makes you stand out from the crowd? Get expert insight from Robert Half recruiters that can help you write an attention-grabbing resume and cover letter.

Whether you are — or want to be — a graphic designer, copywriter, marketing professional or other accomplished creative, you need a great digital portfolio that proves your street cred and showcases your skills.

Developing a creative portfolio can be pretty intimidating. Whether putting together a first portfolio or updating an existing one, many creative professionals don’t know where to start or find themselves paralyzed by indecision.

Support for those whose jobs have been affected, and how to keep moving forward in an evolving job market.

From new legislation to contracts and getting paid, resources for active freelancers and those transitioning to a freelance role.

Curated by the Design Educators Community (DEC) for education best practices in an uncertain time.

And those transitioning into the design field.

From freelancers and solo practitioners, to small businesses and mature practices employing more than one designer.

Both personal and professional resources to stay healthy, creative, and inspire.