Jobs & Work
Employees Rank America’s Top 10 CEOs
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2016
CEOs are the target of much scorn, but employees say these 10 deserve a little love.
Want to Work From Home? These Companies Are Hiring
Krystal Steinmetz on June 23, 2016
It’s easier than ever before to find a flexible job that allows you to work from home. Find out which companies — and industries — do the most hiring.
Some Workers Actually See Wage Growth
Karla Bowsher on June 8, 2016
We’ve been hearing about Americans’ anemic wage growth since the end of the recession, but it turns out some workers now are getting raises.
Why Are We All (Including Our Leaders) Ignoring the Big Problem?
Bob Sullivan on June 8, 2016
The elephant in the room is only getting more obvious: We need to plan for a future where billions of people are automated out of jobs.
Here’s Why Millennials Are Moving Abroad
Krystal Steinmetz on June 7, 2016
Report: Why more young professionals are packing their bags and moving abroad — and the countries they’re now calling home.
Students From These Colleges Earn Less Money After School
Krystal Steinmetz on June 2, 2016
A new study suggests that students who attended for-profit colleges left school worse off than before they enrolled.
Is It OK — or Even Legal — to Fire Longtime Employees?
Bob Sullivan on June 2, 2016
A controversial columnist just voiced what many employers were wondering. But is it acceptable?
Hey, Grads: These Are the Best (and Worst) Cities to Start Your Career
Krystal Steinmetz on May 31, 2016
Now armed with degrees, America’s most recent batch of college graduates are ready to start their professional careers. Find out which cities are a hit (or a miss) when it comes to launching a career.
Now Hiring: Professional Cuddlers (No Joke)
Krystal Steinmetz on June 23, 2016
If you love to hug and snuggle, you may want to consider a gig as a professional cuddler. It’s a real job and it pays $40 and up an hour.
What Will Marriage Do to Your Finances?
Nancy Dunham on May 26, 2016
A host of financial variables can make the knot feel more like a noose. Here’s what you need to find out before you get hitched.
A Social Security Strategy That Pays Off Big for Couples
Marilyn Lewis on May 25, 2016
Even though Congress put an end to the popular “file and suspend” strategy for collecting Social Security, another approach remains to help many couples supersize their benefits — sometimes gaining tens of thousands of dollars.
Question: What Would You Do After Winning a Ginormous Lottery?
Krystal Steinmetz on May 24, 2016
You hit the jackpot! Now what? Here’s the surprising answer that 80 percent of Americans gave.
Change Your LinkedIn Password — and Others — ASAP
Karla Bowsher on May 20, 2016
A 2012 data breach may have put your information at risk. Find out how to protect yourself.
Confessions of a Tax Procrastinator
Marilyn Lewis on May 20, 2016
There are a lot of reasons why some people just can’t file their taxes on time. Here’s why you don’t want to be one of them and four powerful reasons to get moving.
11 Work-From-Home Jobs for New College Grads
Krystal Steinmetz on May 19, 2016
If you’re a new college graduate, or know a recent college grad who’s hoping for the flexibility of a remote job, here are some awesome opportunities.
Want a Better Job? Start Looking in These 25 Cities
Karla Bowsher on May 19, 2016
Two West Coast cities lead Glassdoor’s latest annual list of the top 25 cities for jobs.
The 5 Most Common Causes of Workplace Injuries
Karla Bowsher on May 19, 2016
One type of activity is especially likely to lead to injuries, according to a new study.
It’s Official: New Overtime Rules to Benefit 4.2 Million
Karla Bowsher on May 18, 2016
The salary threshold below which most white-collar, salaried workers are entitled to overtime pay will be twice as high.
Wendy’s Moves to Expand Automated Ordering, Cut Workers
Krystal Steinmetz on May 17, 2016
You might have to forego human interaction to get your burger at the fast food chain as it moves towards self-service kiosks and expands use of apps to cut its labor costs.
Retirees Are the Most Content and Relaxed Americans
Karla Bowsher on May 17, 2016
A study finds that one stage of life is a particularly happy time for most Americans.
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