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 | It's been a tough century for travelling salesmen and telephone operators. Read more |
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 | Despite the overall decline, in some instances, construction activity has actually been able to ramp up as a result of quarantine measures throughout the country. Read more |
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 | With fall nearly here, schools across the country are solidifying their reopening plans amidst the pandemic. Teacher pay is lagging behind many other professions, and now teachers face new risks due to COVID-19. Read more |
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 | There are a variety of ways job seekers could use artificial intelligence to give them an edge in a very tough environment. Read more |
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 | The skyrocketing cost of both undergraduate and graduate education is causing many to rethink whether or not the investment in an advanced degree is worth it. Fortunately, there are many lucrative jobs that don’t require graduate school. Read more |
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 | Nationally, there are nearly 6 million female entrepreneurs who account for 7.7 percent of the female workforce. While big cities often come with big price tags, they also offer enticing opportunities for entrepreneurs. Read more |
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Digital exclusives | Plus, more tips for keeping your health, family and finances in order. Read more |
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 | Working from home can be difficult. But now is the time to make yourself more valuable than ever. Read more |
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 | Working from home presents many questions to sort out. One of the more important is: Where do you actually work? Read more |
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More newsWhat many job-market entrants ultimately seek is a career — not just a job. In search of answers and actionable information for the Class of 2016, WalletHub’s analysts took stock of the first-timer job market by comparing 109 entry-level positions based on 11 key metrics. Read more |
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In order to help recent college graduates find the best cradles for their burgeoning careers, WalletHub’s analysts compared the 150 largest U.S. cities. We used 17 key metrics to determine the relative strength of their job markets as well as the attractiveness of their social scenes and other factors important to job-market entrants. Read more |
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"Location, location, location” might be the most hackneyed expression in the real-estate profession, but the principle applies just as much to realtors as it does to their clients. Read more |
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