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Woz says he’s still an Apple employee, gets paid ‘about $50 a week’
Steve Wozniak tells podcaster that the reason he’s still on the payroll is simple.
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Now your employer wants to know how you’re sleeping
Add sleep to the latest in an ever-growing list of wellness issues.
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How many plays does a song need to earn its artist minimum wage?
And who was the most streamed artist of 2019?
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They used paid family leave for atypical reasons. How did it go?
Their circumstances included caring for an elderly parent, coping with the death of a family member and taking care of a new pet.
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After a decade of hiring, plenty of jobs but raises are tiny
“It’s easier to get a job than a raise in this economy,” said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton.
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Pawternity leave: These companies offer time off when employees adopt a pet
For pet-friendly companies, the payoff from such policies is employees more likely to be engaged with their work, research shows.
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I’ll share my salary information if you share yours
Forget talking about our sex lives. The modern woman is talking about money.
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Businesses prepare for Washington’s biggest minimum-wage bump in decades
On Jan. 1, the minimum wage will go up from $12 to $13.50 an hour, the fourth — and largest — annual increase since voters...
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Retirement in America has become a tale of two very different realities
Retirement wealth has accumulated almost exclusively among higher-income households, while middle- and lower-income households have only held steady or lost ground.
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What to say when you ask for raise, and how to say it
The first rule is: Dare to be daring.
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