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Teen Workers Are in High Demand for Summer and Commanding Better Pay
Thanks to one of the tightest labor markets in decades, they have more sway than ever, with an array of jobs to choose from at ever higher wages.
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Summer Job Opportunities for Youth Ages 14 to 24
As a young boy, Fred Wright volunteered at Ebony Horsewomen Equestrian and Therapeutic Center in Hartford. “I was a troubled youth in school, pretty much the barn saved my life,” Fred Wright of Hartford said. Later as a teen, Wright was hired as an employee at the Ebony Horsewomen through the Connecticut Youth Employment Program. “It definitely helped us...
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State Youth Employment Program Aims to Give Teens Summer Jobs
The state Youth Employment Program is accepting applications for people between the ages of 14 and 24. The program helps place employees in a wide range of jobs.
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Employee Surveillance Is on the Rise — and That Could Backfire on Employers
“If the intent of surveillance is to control … then the entire basis of remote working is lost,” says Randstad’s managing director for Singapore and Malaysia.
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Overwhelming Majority of Gen Z Workers Would Quit Their Jobs Over Company Values, LinkedIn Data Says
Company values are increasingly important to employees, and can be deciding factors for those considering quitting or choosing a new job, LinkedIn says.
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7 Statistics That Highlight the Gender Pay Gap
A 2022 study from Pew Research Center showed U.S. women earned on average 82% of what men earn, a mere 2% increase from 2002. Drilling into that, we can see how different groups of women are impacted differently by the pay gap.
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Home Depot Says It Will Raise Hourly Pay for US Workers
Home Depot says it’s investing $1 billion in wage increases for its U.S. and Canadian hourly workers.
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CT LIVE!: How to Negotiate a Raise
Jeff Cochran, Partner at Shapiro Negotiations Institute, explained how to use the acronym “PAID”.
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How the U.S. Labor Market Went From ‘Quiet Quitting' to ‘Quiet Hiring'
‘Quiet quitting,’ an anti-hustle culture trend, gained momentum in 2022. This year, ‘quiet hiring’ has become the latest workplace buzzword.
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Jobs Report Shows Increase of 517,000 in January, Crushing Estimates, as Unemployment Rate Hit 53-Year Low
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 187,000 in January, according to Dow Jones estimates.
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Oscar Mayer Says It Is Hiring People to Drive ‘Weinermobiles'
Processed meat company Oscar Mayer is looking for employees
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Oscar Mayer Searching For ‘Hotdoggers' to Travel the Country in a Wienermobile For 1 Year
Americans across the country are likely familiar with the unmistakable “Wienermobile”, serving as a long-time moving advertisement for Oscar Mayer, one of the nation’s most recognized hot dog brands.
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The 10 Jobs People Are Most Likely to Quit in 2023, According to New Research
Nearly half (46%) of U.S. workers plan to look for a new job in the next six months, human resource consulting firm Robert Half reports.
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Paid Biweekly? Here Are Your 2 Three-Paycheck Months in 2023 — and How to Plan for Them
If you get paid biweekly as a W-2 employee, there are usually two months out of the year when you will receive three paychecks instead of two.
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This 26-Year-Old Quit Her Job to Ask Strangers How Much Money They Make — Now She's Scoring 6-Figure Brand Deals
Hannah Williams, 26, quit her job as a data analyst in April to focus on Salary Transparent Street, a viral TikTok series about pay transparency.
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10 Companies That Will Let You Work From Anywhere and Are Hiring Right Now—Some Jobs Pay $100K
All of these companies offer full-time or part-time remote jobs that don’t have a location restriction and require no time in the office, FlexJobs reports.
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In the U.S., You Can Legally ‘Be Fired for Any Reason Or No Reason at All' — Here's Why
The U.S. uses an at-will employment system, giving employers the power to fire or let go of employees without reason.
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U.S. Payrolls Surged by 261,000 in October, Better Than Expected as Hiring Remains Strong
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 205,000 in October, according to Dow Jones estimates.
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Steps to Prepare If You Were to Be Laid Off
Unemployment numbers are still low, but according to CNBC, recent surveys show as many as half of large employers are thinking about cutting jobs in 2023 as the economy is expected to slow. In fact, we’re already seeing people being laid off from their jobs in certain industries, like tech. If you suddenly find yourself with a pink slip, figuring…
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UConn Health, NAACP Expand Access to Employment for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
UConn Health and the Connecticut NAACP are working together to help those formerly incarcerated find jobs.