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Wedding giant The Knot cuts 4% of workforce in restructuring
Approximately 100 employees were laid off across The Knot’s sales and marketing teams, according to sources familiar with the matter. The company began informing impacted workers on Tuesday, with some...
Fed will steer clear of jumbo rate cut despite mounting pressure: survey
Most economists think that the Federal Reserve will institute a modest cut to the benchmark interest rate rather than the jumbo bite demanded by some of Wall Street's largest banks,...
Physician assistant spent $30K to relocate for new job at Texas Children's Hospital only to have embattled facility pull gig: 'A betrayal'
“I relocated based on this job offer and then as soon as I was here, it was gone,” Mojgan Pedram told The Post.
The 10 best online resume services to stand out during your 2024 job hunt, per a career expert
To help you craft and draft the perfect one-pager.
Men who do this job are the best at sex, escort reveals
"On average, men who are healthier and of good physical fitness tend to be better performers than those who are unhealthy or unfit,” she said.
Congress passes proposal requiring all American flags bought by the feds to be made in the USA
It's a banner day for Old Glory.
Hate your job? If it doesn’t fit, you may quit
Job-hopping — leaving a job soon after starting — was once a stigma, leaving job seekers perceived as unstable flight risks. Thanks to the pandemic and a hot job market,...
America’s top 10 rental markets: Jobs, affordable homes, and more
Austin was ranked the best rental market in the United States based on the number of affordable renting options and job opportunities, according to a new report by Realtor.com®.
Most of us — from Gen Z to boomers — would quit jobs to become influencers, study reveals: 'It's shaping the future of work'
A majority of people from young to old would give the gig a try — for the right price.
I'm a psychologist — do these 5 things to disconnect from work before vacation
A recent survey revealed that a staggering 54% of US adults work while on vacay, and whether they work or not, roughly half of workers feel guilty while taking time...
29-year-old reveals secret to a well-paying 4-day work week
A young worker earning a six-figure salary has revealed exactly how she negotiated a four-day week when she was only 23.
'Climate policy’ is how the elite sustain economic growth
Starting in the 1990s, at the end of the Cold War, climate change became a fixation for rich-country politicians and elites.
Ohio police chief fired for refusing to take drug test after mayor claims his office reeked of marijuana
“The smell of Marijana could knock you off your feet.”
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider predicts 'terrifying' AI will replace all jobs except 'blue-collar' ones
The rocker called the developing AI trend "terrifying" during a new interview with Fox News Digital, but he noted that there's a certain class of workers who likely won't be affected by...
Didn't get the promotion you were vying for? These reasons might be why you were passed up
To better understand this tricky issue, career experts revealed reasons that could be causing a manager to overlook a worker for a boost in title and pay — and what...
US unemployment rises up to 4.1%, 206K jobs added as analysts urge fed to cut rates
The economy has added a healthy average of 248,000 jobs a month so far in 2024.
I was a CIA spy — here's how I kept my job secret while dating to avoid raising eyebrows
Brittany Butler Jennings worked for the agency for nine years and called her job "a unique aspect" of her life.
I'm an ex-Microsoft VP — this is how you network to score your dream job
Professional connections can play a vital role when it comes to finding a job, according to Chris Williams the former vice president of human relations at Microsoft.
Security guard quits job on live TV after he's attacked by 2 suspects — as boss blames him for assault
As he recalled the brutal attack in an interview with Fox 7 Austin, Payne's manager confronted him and told him he couldn't speak on camera while on the job.
Biden aide flat-out lies on prices, Jerry Nadler dodges on migrant crime, more
An aide to President Biden claimed that the president has actually "done a lot" to help lower prices.