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Employee mocks company holiday gift on Twitter, gets fired
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Make positive changes in your whole life to get your work groove back.
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Facebook, Google drop out of Top 10 ‘best places to work’ list; Microsoft moves up
Redmond-based Microsoft climbed to No. 21 in Glassdoor's annual ranking of the best workplaces.
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Will stock traders become an endangered Wall Street species?
The rise of passive investing means less active stock trading through banks and brokers.
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Would you quit your job because of a bad boss? Seattle ranks high in saying yes, survey finds
Seattle tied with Charlotte for No. 3 in workers quitting a job due to a bad boss, according to Robert Half.
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‘It wasn’t hard at all:’ HR managers have ample help to hire people with disabilities
“Supported employment” is a service provided by disability agencies to help neurodivergent adults find and keep employment via things like job coaching, skills training, assistance...
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Talk of pain-inducing toilet a sign that the struggle for potty rights in the workplace is far from over
Commentary: Bathroom inequality, as it turns out, is a thing. And it shows why the possibility of the StandardToilet hit such a nerve.
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Video gamer turns professional drone racer (yes, that’s a career)
Chris Spangler, who quit his job in IT to race full time, earns $75,000 a year from DRL, along with a certain niche celebrity.
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How to thrive in volunteer roles after retirement
Today’s volunteers are an essential part of organizations that need their energy, expertise and time.
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Walmart calls in ‘SWAT teams’ to handle 500 store remodels a year
The retailer joins Target and Best Buy in forming small groups of remodeling specialists who go from store to store in big markets.
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