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Ex-Amazon employee: ‘It takes a toll on your body’
Former Amazon warehouse employee and activist, Christian Smalls, says he walked tens of miles a day during his time at an NYC fulfillment center.
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Why some think labor crunch isn't just about pay
According to some entrepreneurs, the post-COVID landscape landscape is making employers think more holistically about the opportunities they’re offering would-be workers.
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Workers are quitting their jobs at historic rates
The rate of workers voluntarily leaving their jobs hit an all-time high of 2.7% in April, potentially marking the beginning of a new labor trend.
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7 Things You Need to Stop Saying During Job Interviews, According to a Career Expert
On the list of “things we dread,” job interviews are right between scrubbing bathtub grout and going...
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Plumbers pay tops $100K in post-COVID demand
Plumbers appear to be in especially high demand — with some states being more lucrative for the profession than others.
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20 Jobs You’re Most (and Least) Likely to Live Paycheck to Paycheck
From dentists and petroleum engineers to gaming dealers and fast-food cooks, keep reading to find the best and worst jobs for your bank statement.
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Job openings hit record high in April
The number of new openings surged to a historic high of 9.3 million in April, according to the Labor Department.
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America has 'different systems' for the unemployed
The move by half the states to cancel pandemic jobless programs early reflects a broader, enduring truism of the unemployment system in the U.S.
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Jobless claims fall below 400K, lowest in 14 months
The Department of Labor released its weekly report on new jobless claims Thursday at 8:30 a.m. ET.
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Employees Would Rather Work from Home Than Get a Raise
If you had the choice between a $30,000 annual raise or the option to work from home, which would you choose? Having experienced more than a year of remote work during the pand…
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More than one-fifth of parents unable to fully return to work due to childcare: Fed survey
Twenty-two percent of parents said they were not working or working less due to disruptions in childcare or school closures, a Fed survey shows.
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Here's how to spot a job scam as job openings increase
As the economy opens up and job openings swell, more options await job seekers. Scammers, too, may find more opportunities. Here's how to protect yourself.
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This is the trap question in a salary negotiation
Hiring experts say it’s a risky move for a job applicant to give a number when asked about salary.
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Prince Harry named chief impact officer at mental health company
The move comes about a month after Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson, and his American wife Meghan made a final split and said they would not return as working members of the r…
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Covid vaccine jobs create mini hiring boom
“They expect to be administering a lot of doses, and that is really key to get the economy going,” one expert said.
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Thousands of service members saying no to vaccine
By the thousands, U.S. service members are refusing or putting off the COVID-19 vaccine as frustrated commanders scramble to knock down internet rumors and find the right pitch…
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Why You Shouldn't Say 'I Need You To ... ' At Work
There's a better way to make requests of your colleagues.
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Here are the jobs with the largest increase in deaths in the pandemic
Workers in the food and agricultural sector saw a 39% increase in their mortality rate since the pandemic began, but Hispanic and Black workers in the sector faced the most ris…
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Job losses from virus 4 times as bad as '09 crisis
Four times as many jobs were lost last year due to the pandemic as during the worst part of the global financial crisis in 2009, a U.N. report said Monday.

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