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One of the lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is what has been dubbed as "The Great Relocation." During the early days of the pandemic, workers scrambled to pivot to a virtual workspace. As t...

In the age of the Great Resignation, many employees are discovering their ability to ask for more money and better benefits in their new positions. However, given that employers are usually the ones with all...

Although the remote working strategy has been a choice for many for more than 10 years now, more organizations had no other option but to let their employees work from home when the Covid-19 pandemic struck. The c...

It's never too late to start working on your career. Many people don't start thinking about their careers until their early or mid-20s. If you're starting, don't worry because you can build a career worth having. However, you...

While there is no shame in being committed to your work and your career, becoming what is defined as a workaholic can be a slippery slope that you do not want to find yourself on. Spending too much of your ti...

In the ever-changing landscape of the American job market, certain states are emerging as beacons of economic revitalization and job creation. As the US economy recovers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, th...

The latest jobs report for February brings good news for the US labor market, highlighting robust gains and a resilient economy. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a remarkable 275,000 jobs were added, surp...

Since the inception of America, the way that the majority of the populations makes enough money to live has remained pretty consistent. People make an agreement to be compensated either for the amount of ti...

A long time ago, only about seven percent of Americans attended college. Employers presumed these young people to be very intelligent and would often train them for free at the workplace. However, college admi...