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I Had To Get A Job At The Grocery Store In My Affluent Town. Here's What I Learned.

"I now know what it’s like to be on both sides of the register and it's truly changed me."
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The 7 Temp Jobs I Worked This Year To Make Ends Meet

Happy New Year!
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Uber, Postmates Sue California Over New Gig Economy Law

The state law, which seeks to categorize many independent contractors as employees with additional benefits, could upend the companies’ businesses.
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How To Answer 'What Are Your Salary Expectations?'

Your answer is the beginning of your salary negotiation.
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Subway Employee Robbed Place To Teach Fellow Worker 'A Lesson': Police

Lorena Ariana Marin told police in Las Cruces, New Mexico, that she committed the robbery “to teach one of the employees a lesson about what could happen late at night in that part of town.”
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We Would Rather Lose Our Jobs To Robots Than Humans

The question has a surprising psychological factor for workers now and in the future.
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Is Getting 'Layered' At Work A Demotion?

A new level above you in the org chart isn't necessarily a career setback.
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What To Know Before You Post Negative Comments About Your Company

You can't stop legal action, but you can control how you leave a review on sites like Glassdoor.
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The Trump Administration Wants Restaurant Servers To Do More Work For Less Pay

The Labor Department acknowledges in an analysis that its new proposal on tipped workers might accomplish just that.
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California Lawmakers Pass Bill That Could Upend Uber, Lyft Model

If signed by the governor, the legislation would force tech companies to reclassify independent contractors as employees and provide them with additional benefits.
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