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Labor Secretary on quiet quitting: ‘It shouldn't get to that'
U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh weighed in on the quiet quitting phenomenon.
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Biden plans pay raise for federal employees in 2023
President Biden on Wednesday announced plans for a 4.6 percent average pay raise for civilian federal employees in 2023. In a letter announcing the plans to Congress, the presi…
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Cheney's defeat comes with a major silver lining
Liz Cheney responded to her widely expected loss on Tuesday with a quick pivot and launched a new political group for herself aimed at 2024. The website was up and accepting do…
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'Bruised and battered' millennials lead the Great Resignation
36% of millennials said they have felt financially insecure in the past year.
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Employers added 528,000 jobs last month. Why does the economy still feel off?
The U.S. economy added 528,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%, tying the pre-pandemic low, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday.
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How many hours can you work and still get unemployment?
Losing one's job can be a challenging reality to face, but a common one workers from all economic sectors might eventually have to endure at some point in their career. See: 22…
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Teacher shortage is ‘the worst I’ve ever seen’
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) found that 79% of preK-12 grade educators are dissatisfied with their jobs.
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8 remote jobs that pay at least $20 per hour
It might seem like everyone wants to work from home these days, and it's not terribly surprising. After all, remote jobs allow you to save time and money you would otherwise sp…
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3 drivers of ‘critical lifeguard shortage' in U.S.
Three reasons why there's a critical lifeguard shortage affecting Americans' ability to take a cool dip in the pool.
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Some workers are re-creating home environments in the office
Some employees are resisting mandates to return to the office, while many who do comply bring bits of home with them.
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College grads are snaring high-paying jobs
College graduates get better jobs at higher pay, along with flexible hours, remote work and student debt repayment as employers face worker shortages.
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Biden appoints 1st Native American as U.S. treasurer
ROSEBUD, South Dakota (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced his intention to appoint Mohegan Indian Tribe Lifetime Chief Marilynn Malerba as U.S. Treasurer, …
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WH press secretary's 'great resignation' quip
The Biden administration is undergoing a period of unusually high staff turnover as the president nears 18 months in office. It's a situation many employers are facing.
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May jobs report: Payrolls rise by 390,000 as unemployment holds at 3.6%
The Labor Department released its May jobs report Friday at 8:30 a.m. ET. Here were the main metrics from the print, compared to consensus estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
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A red-hot job market awaits US teens while employers sweat
Mary Jane Riva, CEO of the Pizza Factory, has a cautionary message for her customers this summer: Prepare to wait longer for your Hawaiian pie or calzone. The Pizza Factory's …
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IRS seeks to offer jobs to thousands of workers this summer
The IRS -- which had one of the most challenging tax seasons this year due in part to pandemic backlogs and lack of workforce -- said it will hire 4,000 contact representative …
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U.S. job openings fall in April, but still high
The JOLTS data is being closely watched by Federal Reserve officials, who have adopted an aggressive monetary policy stance in their fight to bring inflation down to its 2% tar…
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10 unexpected jobs you can do from home
The pandemic has revealed one necessary truth about work: It doesn't need to be done in an office. And some of these jobs can be highly specialized.
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10 signs you need a new job ASAP
Despite global turmoil, a looming recession and inflation near record highs, the job market is still relatively hot and Americans are leaving their posts in droves. In March, 4…

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