employment

I'm A Sex Worker And I Can't Get A Mainstream Job Because Of My Past

"If someone does want to exit the sex industry, that transition is not supported by our current culture and system of laws around employment."
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Is Giving 2 Weeks' Notice Still Necessary?

Career experts weigh in on whether workers can give less time than the usual resignation notice.
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How To Actually Land A Job In Another State

Don't sabotage yourself. Here's advice for addressing relocation on your resume and in interviews.
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My Love Died In My Arms. How Am I Supposed To Recover In Just 4 Days?

"Four days is the average bereavement leave allotted for the death of a spouse or child. It’s now been more than 100 days and if I remember to shower, brush my teeth and eat food, it is a very good day."
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How To Successfully Pull Off A Dramatic Career Switch

Your skills may be more transferable than you think.
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Biden Wants To Get Tougher On Employers Who Expose Workers To COVID-19

The new president is expected to sign an executive order Thursday directing OSHA to better combat the spread of coronavirus at work.
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Wisconsin Hospital Worker Fired For Deliberately Spoiling COVID-19 Vaccine

Aurora Medical Center said an employee admitted to intentionally ruining 500 doses of a vaccine by removing them from refrigeration.
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There's One Huge Difference In How Men And Women Job-Hunt

A new study reveals the extra steps women take when networking for their careers.
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U.S. Layoffs Remain Elevated As 803,000 Seek Unemployment Aid

The latest figure shows that many employers are still cutting jobs as the pandemic tightens business restrictions and leads many consumers to stay home.
By Paul Wiseman, AP

3 Ways Your Company Should Change Performance Reviews In 2020

It doesn't need to be one more source of stress on top of everything else 2020 has wrought.
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