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U.S. Adds A Robust 311,000 Jobs Despite Fed's Rate Hikes

Last month, the government reported a surprising burst of hiring for January — 517,000 added jobs — though that gain was revised down slightly to 504,000 in Friday’s report.
By Christopher Rugaber, AP

9 Things I Won't Do After Working As A Nanny

These nannies have seen it all — and now they have thoughts about their work boundaries.
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6 Hidden Ways Anxiety Could Be Holding You Back At Work

Anxiety can show up in ways you don't expect. Here's what to watch out for.
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The 5 Types Of Influential People You Should Always Befriend At Work

Pay attention: Experts say your career can go further when you're on the good side of mediators, socialites and more.
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Very Few Veterinarians In America Are Black. This Is What It's Like To Be One Of Them.

Only 2.2% of all veterinarians in the U.S. are Black.
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How To Sell Your Ideas To Others At Work

It's not enough to just share a brilliant idea; you also need to consider timing and workplace politics to get others on board.
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Black People Who Follow This Common Career Advice Face Backlash From White Managers

"Advocate for yourself" is career advice we all hear. But for Black professionals, it's complicated, a new survey finds.
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You May Get A 'Quiet Promotion' And Not Realize Until It's Too Late

There's a difference between a stretch opportunity and this exploitative behavior.
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U.S. Labor Market Continues To Defy Skeptics

The economy added 263,000 jobs in November, while the unemployment rate stayed 3.7%, still near a 53-year low.
By Christopher Rugaber, AP

5 Things First-Time Managers Should Never Say To Their Team

Once you break your team's trust as a boss, it's hard to earn it back.
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