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Old Dogs & New Tricks - How to get a job you love
Your Rant: How do you really get a job today?
This Week’s List:
Outta here… 20% of workers plan to switch careers/fields in next 2 years
• Pursue a more interesting line of work, 67%
• Higher pay, 54%
• More career advancement, 41%
• Increased stability, 36%
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- What Is the Best Mindset to Bring to Work
- Bob Rosner
- 'Undercover Boss': A Fairy Tale That Ignores Grim Reality
- Mike Hall
- Surge in Women's Employment Brings Unemployment Rate Down to 9.7 Percent
- Dean Baker
- Danger: Falling Middle Class
- Tula Connell
- U.S. Chamber's "Card Check Compromise" Poll Compromises the Facts
- Kate Thomas
- A Year After Ledbetter - What's Next for Fair Pay for Women?
- Lilly Ledbetter
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