Learn how the latest employment trends affect your bottom line.
Picking a career that makes you happy is important, but so is financial stability.
Grocery store demo work is a great side-hustle if you like talking about food.
Getting paid to tell people you what you think is the ultimate way to earn holiday money.
Recent studies reveal what employees and employers’ priorities are — and cash isn’t one of them.
Flexibility is the biggest motivator for employees to stay or go.
They can’t afford to work and live to make ends meet.
So many workers are either leaving jobs or looking for new ones.
More prefer flexible schedules and vacation time now.
Money causes stress in relationships, but kids want more time with mom and dad.
When vacation time is encouraged at work, employees are more productive.
Year after year students graduate unprepared to earn a living.
The magic number to retire isn’t an age — it’s a dollar sign.
Millennial guys have two-thirds more saved than girls their age.
The costs stress people out, and most are relying on loans to pay for school.
The ability to work anywhere at any time boosts productivity.
Women are more honest employees, yet are still paid less.
What’s the catch? You need to learn how to budget — not at work, but at home.
Old and young Americans want work-sponsored pension plans.
Not surprisingly, their largest stressor is money.
And if you don’t get the job, it’s probably your fault.
Women don’t believe they’ll ever earn the same as men.
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From “it’s too cold,” to “I fell asleep in the parking lot,” people have crazy excuses.
You don’t have to suffer for years at that soul-killing job just because you’re paying down debt.
From pulling out drugs, to dressing as Darth Vader, people do crazy things in job interviews.
Students say they need the degree to get ahead even if that means starting off behind financially.
If you think that there aren’t any jobs right now because of low unemployment, think again. Companies are hiring — you just need to know where to look.
More decent jobs are hiring than in years, and many don’t require a college degree.
He worked nights and weekends to become an entrepreneur.
And employees agree
And they’re more stressed about money than their parents and grandparents
This map will show you where you can make the most of your disposable income.
There’s easy money to be made if you’re willing to wade through the junk to find it.
Workers fear shaky job security and a lack of health coverage.
Surprisingly, income level doesn’t determine who has a side gig
People don’t want to negotiate salary based on their previous pay
As every year passes, jobs usually held by one sex or another become less prominent as both move into jobs typically held by the opposite group.
One in four Americans are part-time workers or independent contractors, yet don’t have the same benefits — like health insurance or a retirement plan — like their traditional-working peers.
Make eye contact, but not too much.
More money and more jobs are on the horizon for those in and out of the market
And our company dress code policy isn’t helping.
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And managers are helping set the example
And that’s a good thing, since we aren’t saving enough anyway.
Majority say it has an impact on their ability to get their jobs done
Job recruiters are seeing faster-than-average wage growth compared to other jobs around the country.
