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Ballots arrive this week. Here’s what you need to know for the November election.
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Regularly working 10 hours a day may raise stroke risk

According to research published in the American Heart Association journal Stroke, working such long hours is associated with 29 percent greater risk stroke than are those who work less.
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Resumes & Job Hunt

Jillian Joerg, a cashier, greets customers and takes orders at Our Grounds in Kendall, Florida. Our Grounds is training people with developmental disabilities by offering them work experience as either a barista or a cashier at the coffee shop. (Matias J. Ocner / Miami Herald via TNS)

‘Abilities not disabilities’: A nonprofit coffee shop hired them when others wouldn’t  VIEW

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Columnists

Rebecca Kraus

5 questions to ask yourself before your next career move

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Cool Jobs

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Seattle psychotherapist: ‘I hear what really matters to people’

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Workplace Topics

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Regularly working 10 hours a day may raise stroke risk

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Career Advice

Blogs cannot tell you what to do with your career. But your Work Friend can. (Margeaux Walter / New York Times)

Self-described mediocre worker must move on, but to what?

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Salary & Benefits

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Want to know for sure when you can retire? Try these jobs in Washington state

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About Careers

Careers is produced by the Advertising Publications Department of The Seattle Times. Editor: Michelle Archer.