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Why Workers Say Their Jobs Now Feel Like a Situationship
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Why Workers Say Their Jobs Now Feel Like a Situationship

A survey found 59% of workers see no clear long-term path with their employer, yet 60% stay for money. How to get clarity on your career when work feels undefined.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
One Company Let Candidates Use AI in Interviews and Says Hiring Got Better
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One Company Let Candidates Use AI in Interviews and Says Hiring Got Better

A tech company let candidates use Cursor, Claude Code and ChatGPT in interviews and hiring improved. What AI-allowed interviews test and how to prepare.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
What Happens When a Hiring Manager Catches You Copying Your Work Sample
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What Happens When a Hiring Manager Catches You Copying Your Work Sample

A hiring manager caught a candidate submitting plagiarized test work in 15 minutes. What actually happens when you copy a work sample, and what to do instead.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
Why Outside Job Offers Raise Men's Pay More Than Women's
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Why Outside Job Offers Raise Men's Pay More Than Women's

A Swedish study found men use outside offers to raise their pay and women often do not. A practical negotiation playbook for turning an offer into a raise.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
ASML Is Handing 45,000 Employees a 20,000 Euro Bonus That Vests in 2030
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ASML Is Handing 45,000 Employees a 20,000 Euro Bonus That Vests in 2030

ASML is granting 45,000 staff a 20,000 euro share award vesting in 2030. How long-vest retention bonuses actually work and what to check before counting on one.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
The Agency That Hires the Federal Workforce Lost a Third of Its Own Staff
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The Agency That Hires the Federal Workforce Lost a Third of Its Own Staff

GAO found OPM lost more than 1,000 workers, 35% of staff, in just over a year. What thinner federal HR capacity means if you are applying for a federal job.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
Samsung's Move to Texas Puts Hundreds of US Jobs on the Line
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Samsung's Move to Texas Puts Hundreds of US Jobs on the Line

A WARN filing shows 739 Samsung roles affected in New Jersey, close to 62% of the site. What relocation offers really mean for your career.

July 24, 2026Read Article →
As the Nurse Shortage Grows, Universities Are Recruiting More Men
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As the Nurse Shortage Grows, Universities Are Recruiting More Men

Only 1 in 8 nurses are men, yet nursing offers 189,000 openings a year for a decade. See why schools recruit men and how to enter this in-demand field.

July 22, 2026Read Article →
Office Attendance Hits 80%, Passing Pre-Pandemic Levels
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Office Attendance Hits 80%, Passing Pre-Pandemic Levels

Peak office use hit 80%, topping the 65-75% pre-pandemic norm. Here is what the return-to-office surge means for your commute, flexibility, and next job.

July 22, 2026Read Article →
Workers Are Turning to AI for Raise Requests, and a Gender Gap Is Emerging
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Workers Are Turning to AI for Raise Requests, and a Gender Gap Is Emerging

Men use AI daily at 35% versus 27% for women, and that adoption gap in pay talks could widen the gender wage divide. Here is what it means for your pay.

July 22, 2026Read Article →
Physician Practice Bankruptcies Are Spiking in 2026, What It Means for Healthcare Workers
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Physician Practice Bankruptcies Are Spiking in 2026, What It Means for Healthcare Workers

Physician practice bankruptcies are on pace for 14 in 2026, up from 6 in 2025. Here is what the spike means for healthcare workers' jobs and career security.

July 22, 2026Read Article →
Why Cutting Entry-Level Jobs Could Backfire on Employers
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Why Cutting Entry-Level Jobs Could Backfire on Employers

Entry-level postings sit 12% below pre-pandemic levels as firms hand junior work to AI. Here is why cutting entry-level roles could backfire on employers.

July 22, 2026Read Article →
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