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    • OnPolitics: As French strikes continue, are retirees in France better off than Americans?

      OnPolitics: As French strikes continue, are retirees in…

      An age-old (and older age) problem.

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    • Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you can still give employee feedback. Here's how
      Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you can still giv…
    • An age-old (and old age) problem: Amid French strikes, is retirement better in America
      An age-old (and old age) problem: Amid French strikes, is re…
    • 5 signs the job market is cooling despite the blockbuster May jobs report
      5 signs the job market is cooling despite the blockbuster Ma…
    • Trapped at work: Immigrant health care workers can face harsh working conditions and $100,000 lawsuits for quitting
      Trapped at work: Immigrant health care workers can face hars…
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      Some U.S. companies pushing workers to return to the office
  • Anti-hunger advocates slam the work requirements for SNAP participants in debt limit bill
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    Anti-hunger advocates slam the work requirements for SNAP participants in debt limit bill

    The debt ceiling agreement includes an expanded work requirement provision that would create unnecessary barriers for more low-income households, with negligible savings for th…

  • Barack Obama on 'Working,' One Job He'd Never Revisit and His Dream Father's Day (Exclusive)
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    Barack Obama on 'Working,' One Job He'd Never Revisit and His Dream Father's Day (Exclusive)

    "Michelle and I said to our kids, 'You need to have at least one service job . . . dealing with every walk of life,'" the former president tells PEOPLE

  • Teen workers are in high demand for summer and commanding better pay
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    Teen workers are in high demand for summer and commanding better pay

    Teens have long been vital to filling out the summertime staffs of restaurants, ice cream stands, amusement parks and camps. To ease the labor crunch, some states are moving to…

  • How much do I need to retire? A guide to financially making the most of your golden years
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    How much do I need to retire? A guide to financially making the most of your golden years

    Here's how you can set yourself up financially to make the most out of your post-career years.

  • Class of 2023 college grads face a labor market "in transition," analyst says
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    Class of 2023 college grads face a labor market "in transition," analyst says

    Hiring freezes and layoffs are affecting some industries, and some are wondering what's next.

  • 'Work requirements' emerge as flashpoint in debt ceiling, spending talks
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    'Work requirements' emerge as flashpoint in debt ceiling, spending talks

    As Washington struggles to reach a debt ceiling deal with little more than a week until potential default, a key hangup in the negotiations is turning out to be -- "work requir…

  • Philanthropy helps boost manufacturing in areas with high job vacancies
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    Philanthropy helps boost manufacturing in areas with high job vacancies

    Mary Lamar had been searching for a job that was a good fit. Now Lamar, who lives in Cleveland, operates a stamping press, churning out thousands of specialty metal washers eac…

  • Check your artificial intelligence 'bossware' tools for bias, says U.S. agency head
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    Check your artificial intelligence 'bossware' tools for bias, says U.S. agency head

    The head of the U.S. agency charged with enforcing civil rights in the workplace says artificial intelligence-driven “bossware” tools that closely track the whereabouts, keystr…

  • The debt ceiling debate could put health insurance in jeopardy for millions
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    The debt ceiling debate could put health insurance in jeopardy for millions

    As Republicans and Democrats debate a plan to raise the nation’s debt ceiling, millions of Americans who rely on Medicaid could lose their health insurance.

  • Does remote work increase anxiety? For parents, work from home may hurt mental health
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    Does remote work increase anxiety? For parents, work from home may hurt mental health

    Working from home leaves some parents isolated, worried about career, a new report finds

  • The pandemic emergency is over, but Covid's impact on the labor force is set to last
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    The pandemic emergency is over, but Covid's impact on the labor force is set to last

    The U.S. pandemic emergency is over, but analysts expect workers to continue flexing their newfound power even as the economy cools.

  • Inbox overload? You are not alone. This is how many hours a week we spend on work emails
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    Inbox overload? You are not alone. This is how many hours a week we spend on work emails

    A Microsoft report found many workers spend about two workdays each week in meetings and on email.

  • Job market for college grads may be slowing, but these industries are still strong options
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    Job market for college grads may be slowing, but these industries are still strong options

    The job market for college grads is cooling off but some industries are still hiring. While tech struggles, health care, education, retail are hiring

  • Worker shortage was supposed to give people with no college degree opportunity. But has it?
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    Worker shortage was supposed to give people with no college degree opportunity. But has it?

    Despite persistent labor shortages, workers without a college degree still struggle to get higher-paying roles in America's job market, study says

  • ChatGPT is powered by these contractors making $15 an hour
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    ChatGPT is powered by these contractors making $15 an hour

    OpenAI's contractor workforce helps power ChatGPT through simple interactions. They don't get benefits, but some say the work is rewarding.

  • College seniors are graduating into a job market in flux, but a handful of industries are still eager to hire
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    College seniors are graduating into a job market in flux, but a handful of industries are still eager to hire

    Millions of college seniors are donning their caps and gowns this week to walk across the stage and grab their hard-earned diplomas.

  • Jenny Craig employees file a class-action lawsuit claiming the company violated the WARN Act
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    Jenny Craig employees file a class-action lawsuit claiming the company violated the WARN Act

    Jenny Craig employees are seeking to join a class-action lawsuit alleging the company violated federal and state WARN Acts, which require companies to give employees a 60-day n…

  • US jobs grow again: Here's where the most jobs are still available
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    US jobs grow again: Here's where the most jobs are still available

    Friday's jobs report showed an uptick in the number of jobs created in the past month. Here are where jobs are still most available.

  • What is the highest-paying job? Spoiler: It's in medicine.
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    What is the highest-paying job? Spoiler: It's in medicine.

    The jobs with the highest average pay in the United States are all in medicine. Here are the highest paying jobs in that field and others.

  • GM terminates hundreds of contract workers as it tries to shave $2 billion from its budget
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    GM terminates hundreds of contract workers as it tries to shave $2 billion from its budget

    General Motors confirms it cut several hundred contract jobs over the weekend as the company continues to trim costs.

  • Broken promises: Federal contractors made diversity pledges. They didn't keep them.
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    Broken promises: Federal contractors made diversity pledges. They didn't keep them.

    Federal contractors who employ 1 in 5 Americans are required to give women and people of color opportunities to advance. Many do not, new data shows.

  • Congress eyes work rules for millions covered by Medicaid
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    Congress eyes work rules for millions covered by Medicaid

    More than a half million of the poorest Americans could be left without health insurance under legislation passed by House Republicans that would require people to work in exch…

  • How important is a cover letter? Very. Here's how to stick the landing: Ask HR
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    How important is a cover letter? Very. Here's how to stick the landing: Ask HR

    Your No. 1 priority in a job search is to make you stand out among the sea of applicants. Start by personalizing your cover letter for the position.

  • Big businesses rally to preserve their right to limit ex-workers' job options
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    Big businesses rally to preserve their right to limit ex-workers' job options

    Corporate America is mobilizing to quash a proposed FTC ban on employers' use of noncompete agreements to restrict where their former staffers can work.

  • Hiring boom: A two-year degree lands a green energy job that pays 'a pretty penny'
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    Hiring boom: A two-year degree lands a green energy job that pays 'a pretty penny'

    There's a high demand for workers at utility-scale wind and solar farms. Many companies will hire and train people with no experience in the field.

  • Retail and fast food jobs with rising pay lure older workers into roles once filled by teens
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    Retail and fast food jobs with rising pay lure older workers into roles once filled by teens

    More older workers are seeking fast-food and retail jobs deemed the province of teens and young adults. The trend is helping ease labor shortages.

  • March jobs report: Economy added 236,000 jobs as hiring slowed, unemployment fell to 3.5%
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    March jobs report: Economy added 236,000 jobs as hiring slowed, unemployment fell to 3.5%

    U.S. employers added 236,000 jobs in March as hiring slowed for second month amid high inflation and interest rates. Unemployment fell to 3.5%.

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