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Do What You Love, the Money Will Follow: Is it a Trap, and Have You Fallen into It?
A quote long attributed to Confucius: "Choose a job you love and you'll never work a day in your life." Is that a load of baloney or not?
Hiring Difficulties May Be on Horizon as US Labor Force Participation Rate Remains Unchanged
The labor force participation rate was unchanged at 61.6 percent in October and has remained within narrow range of 61.4 percent to 61.7 percent since June 2020.
The Wild and Wacky Job Titles of the Future
These jobs can make you laugh, lighten the mood and give insight into your company culture.
August Sets Record for Most Americans Quitting Jobs
August broke records for how many Americans quit their jobs, according to a new report from the Department of Labor.
Singapore's New Visa Is Both Brilliant and Hard to Get
Tech.Pass is a new type of work visa designed specifically for foreign technology experts who want to come to Singapore.
3 Reasons Why Career Choices Are More Important Than Ever
Why is your choice of career more important than ever before? First, we must consider various factors, all of which should contribute to the decisions concerning our professional journey.
How the Rise of the Gig Economy Influences the Workforce
Workers need to remain relevant in their field as the future of work will revolve around the gig economy.
Jobless Claims Rise Above Expectation to Highest Level in a Month
First-time filings for unemployment insurance-a proxy for layoffs-came in at 351,000 for the week ending Sept. 18, a rise of 16,000 from the previous week's revised level of 335,000.
What Hiring with Empathy Looks Like in a Post-Covid World
Here's what hiring with empathy for hourly roles looks like in action.
Environmental Factors Preventing Aspiring Entrepreneurs From Becoming One
A unanimous approach can eliminate the two factors hindering the growth and development of entrepreneurship in the world.
Is Your Job Costing You More Than It's Paying You?
People who are unsatisfied with their jobs often say things like "the daily grind" or being "on a hamster wheel." These regrettable terms tend to be spoken by those who hate (or aren't satisfied) in their current position.
Jobs 3.0: How You Can Prepare For The Future Of Work
I've spent the past five years studying the future of work, and I've come to believe that each and every one of us has to rethink our careers in order to adjust to the new work space, or what I call Jobs 3.0.
Number of Americans Filing for Unemployment Edges Up After 4 Weeks of Declines
The number of American workers filing for unemployment edged up last week following four consecutive weeks of declines
American Employers Added 943,000 Jobs in July
The Labor Department's jobs report, released Friday, shows that nonfarm payroll employment rose by 943,000 in July, topping the 850,000 jobs U.S. employers added in June.
Your Business Is Facing a Tight Job Market, But Here Are 5 Ways You Can Find and Hire Labor
Find creative strategies to recruit and hire great employees.