More jobs listings on New York Times site

By Elinor Mills
Staff Writer, CNET News

The New York Times on Tuesday will start offering job searches powered by jobs search site Indeed.com on its Job Market career Web site. The new job search listings will be integrated into the Job Market section under an Indeed.com label, allowing the site's 12 million monthly visitors access to more listings. The site has more than 14,000 listings at any given time, the newspaper said.

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